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Bitnami package for Redmine

Bitnami by VMware | 6.0.3-0-r03 on Debian 12

Linux/Unix, Debian 12 - 64-bit Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

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    1000ton

Very good product

  • March 18, 2015
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The Redmine by Bitnami is a very easy product for a Linux Redmine instalation. It's stable and there are a lot of documentation for the product's administration.

    Fred J.

easy work and useful! thanks for the AMI!

  • August 05, 2014
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easy work and useful! thanks for the AMI!

I just click and wait few minutes, my redmine system is ready for use!

    Manoj Pooleery

Fast and easy, a few caveats

  • June 03, 2014
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It was super easy to set it up. Just a few clicks and the instance was launched. There was a bit of confusion about the key pair, but once I followed the instructions to create one, it was a no-brainer.

One thing to note - the default user name is … "user" doh! I had to hunt for this a bit, as the instructions, while they show where to find the password, they don't say what is the actual user name. And don't worry, you can change all of it once you log in.

I have tried to set up multiple project/issue tracking systems in the past and not one of them have gone as per I fully expected. I just installed this, it was a cinch, will wait to see how the rest of the operations go.

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