The setup process involves a number of configurable elements.
| Generic Name | Description | Name at Your Site |
|---|---|---|
| <gc_installer> | Linux admin OS account for installing AccuRev, GitCentric, etc. If you have an existing AccuRev server on Linux, this should be the account you used to install it, such as acserver. If you are starting from scratch, you can create a new one such as gcadmin. | |
| <gc_sync_user> | This is the
AccuRev “service account” (typically
gcSyncUser) that
GitCentric uses to automatically keep
Git and
AccuRev in sync. This is a member of the
scm_bridge_group group, which is set to be the value of
ASSIGN_USER_PRIVILEGE in the
acserver.cnf configuration file on each
AccuRev server controlled by
GitCentric. For any single mapped repository, there is an
AccuRev user who is the service account.
Note: The
<gc_sync_user> should not be a member of an
AccuRev administrator group.
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| <gc_home> | Location where GitCentric is installed. This is typically: (Linux) ~<gc_installer>/AccuRevGitCentric | |
| <ac_home> | Location where
AccuRev is installed. For
GitCentric, this is typically:
(Linux) ~<gc_installer>/accurev (but sometimes /opt/accurev or elsewhere). Note: If you are using
AccuRev in a replication environment, this is the location of the
AccuRev master server.
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| <tomcat_install> | Location where the Tomcat web server is installed. For GitCentric, this is typically: (Linux) <ac_home>/WebUI/tomcat. | |
| <db-port> | Port number that the database server runs on. Defaults to 5075. | |
| <db-admin-name> | Name of the database superuser. Defaults to postgres. | |
| <db-admin-pass> | Password for <db-admin-name>. |