I wanted to redo/rework the Passbolt install on Centos for a while. It’s seems like a horribly long and complex process, but in fact it’s not. With the recently released Passbolt 1.6 and my wish to play with asciinema for a while I thought why not combine both 🙂 Considering this is my first attempt, don’t shoot me ! If you prefer a readable version feel free to use my text guide version.
install Nginx
[asciinema video=132447]
install MariaDB
[asciinema video=132448]
Install PHP & gnuPG
[asciinema video=132450]
Generate Key
[asciinema video=132454]
[asciinema video=132461]
Install Passbolt
[asciinema video=132464]
After this, you should configure Nginx to use /var/www/html/passbolt/app/webroot.
Conclusion
Asciinema is really cool and works nicely, only I should have checked the height x width ratio cause now it again is a very long page 🙂 As to Passbolt, the install is still easy, you need to install one “complex module” and configure Nginx/mariaDB. That is a stack that is not to complex for the safety it provides to the you and you’re team.
You’re a god, this is super helpful.
Just one thing, the passbolt install would fail for me unless I also copied the email config file, i.e.:
cp app/Config/email.php.default app/Config/email.php
29 August, 2017 at 16:30Ah, that’s maybe new ? It’s a good idea to do the full configuration. Thanks for the addition !
30 August, 2017 at 09:21I had to copy the email config too.
Unfortunately the first time I tried to install Passbolt following your guide, I didn’t have sucess. I don’t know why. Maybe I fucked things up when I was configuring nginx or something.
But the developers released a new guide some days ago, I tried again and everything went smoothly.
Thanks for posting these guides. It helped a lot! 🙂
21 September, 2017 at 21:35Good to hear it worked out, I added a link, as this guide is now basically deprecated per ‘official’ article 🙂 passbolt guide
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