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# How to Install Pagure on Alpine Linux

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2024-10-10

### How to Install Pagure on Alpine Linux

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**Pagure is a free and open-source platform for hosting git repositories, enabling collaboration and version control. This guide details the steps to install Pagure on Alpine Linux.**

Pagure is a free and open-source software for hosting git repositories. It can be used for collaboration and version control. In this tutorial, we will explain how to install Pagure on Alpine Linux.

**Prerequisites**

Before starting with this installation, make sure you have the following requirements:

-   A server or virtual machine running Alpine Linux
-   Access to a terminal with root privileges
-   Basic knowledge of the command line interface (CLI)

**Step 1: Update System**

Before installing any new software, it is important to update your system.

> `apk update && apk upgrade`

This will update all the packages on your system.

**Step 2: Install Required Dependencies**

To install Pagure, we will need to install some required dependencies. Run the following command to install the required dependencies.

> `apk add git python3 python3-dev gcc postgresql-dev libffi-dev curl`

**Step 3: Install Pagure**

Now that we have installed all the required dependencies, we can go ahead and install Pagure. We will use pip3 to install Pagure.

> `pip3 install --user pagure[mysql, git, tests] # For MySQL database`

> `pip3 install --user pagure[sqlite, git, tests] # For SQLite database`

**Step 4: Generate Default Configuration**

Once the installation is complete, we need to create the default configuration file for Pagure.

> `pagure-admin initdb`

This command will create the default configuration file at `/home/<username>/.config/pagure/pagure.cfg`.

**Step 5: Configure the Database**

By default, Pagure uses a SQLite database. If you need to use a different database, make sure to change the database settings in the configuration file.

**Step 6: Start Pagure**

Once you have completed the configuration, you can run the following command to start Pagure.

> `pagure serve`

This will start the Pagure server on `http://localhost:5000`.

**Conclusion**

Pagure is now installed and running on your Alpine Linux server. You can now start using Pagure for version control and collaboration. Make sure to secure the Pagure installation by configuring it according to your needs.

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