It is primarily focused on being a playground for migrating from our vanilla Redmine 2.3, however it can also be used to install EasyRedmine with an empty database.

Once provisioned, Redmine should be available at http://redmine.vm.apidb.org/

Requirements

rvm1-ansible Ansible module

  ansible-galaxy install rvm_io.rvm1-ruby

Vagrant landrush plugin
```
  ansible-galaxy install landrush
```
scratch/redmine_dump.sql.gz - a mysql dump of our production database. (One of the daily backups on our production Redmine server is suitable. See /var/lib/mysql.backups/daily/redmine/.) This is optional. To have the redmine installer create an empty database, set do_redmine_db_import to False in config.yml
scratch/easyredmine_package_u2072_d201511101601.zip - the installation package provided by EasyRedmine (downloaded from their customer portal). Set the file name for installer_package_name in config.yml
When working with a database imported from our production Redmine, you will need a VPN tunnel to UGA's campus so LDAP authentication queries can complete. A stock EasyRedmine installation, not using our database, does local authentication, so no VPN is needed in such case.

Provisioning

Start the virtual machine with vagrant up.

Vagrant provisions the VM using Ansible. See config.yml for configuration options. Especially,

do_redmine_db_import: if True, will import sample data from a mysql dump file. If False, an empty database will be created by the redmine installer (if run).
do_redmine_installer: if True, will run the redmine installer if redmine_root_dir does not exist or if there is a detected change in the database (e.g. you drop it and let Ansible recreate it).