Submitted by WillSargent on Fri, 05/10/2013 - 11:55
Under the Git section of Vmin, it does give the command to rm the git.conf file from httpd.
I would like to note though that when I ran that command the file didn't exist, or perhaps since I was having problems I installed git and gitweb again from yum, and the file may have come back.
This was causing the dreaded "Internal Server Error" that had me running around the web, and honestly I was like "If I can't get git running, I might have to ditch my whole setup.."
May I suggest adding a troubleshooting section to the Vmin Docs, that cover two areas: 1 - Check for and remove git.conf first (or if there is any reason someone needs a git.conf? maybe which directive is the problem) 2 - The suexec owner:user problem and how to fix it
Thanks guys!
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Submitted by WillSargent on Fri, 05/10/2013 - 11:56 Comment #1
Submitted by JamieCameron on Fri, 05/10/2013 - 15:29 Comment #2
The git.conf file has to be removed, as otherwise it sets an Apache config for the
/gitpath that conflicts with what Virtualmin sets up.So was your problem that
git.confcame back when some package was installed or upgraded?