gitlab-webhook-receiver is a script to receive http posts from gitlab and then pull the latest branches from a git repo.
gitlab-webhook-receiver is released under the GPL v2.
Modify the script near the top where it looks like this:
############################################################ ##### You will likely need to change some of the below ##### # log file for this script log_file = '/var/lib/puppet/gitlab-webhook-receiver/webhook.log' # where the puppet base git dir is git_dir = "/etc/puppet/environments" # the puppet master environment git_master_dir = "/etc/puppet/environments/master" # this is the name of the gitlab project name git_project = "newpuppet" # this is the git ssh account git_ssh = "git@github.com" log_max_size = 25165824 # 24 MB log_level = logging.INFO #log_level = logging.DEBUG # DEBUG is quite verbose ##### You should stop changing things unless you know what you are doing ##### ##############################################################################
update it with where your dirs live.
In gitlab, as admin, go to "Hooks" tab, create hook as: http://your.ip.goes.here:8000
or change the port on line 175 of the script.
Remember to edit the script if any of your directories were changed.
Whatever your git_dir is, do the first checkout manually. The script is made to work with a pre-existing setup; and this gives you a chance to make sure your permissions/ssh keys are all setup properly.
Let me know what's happening and I'll try to help. Email me at shawn@systemtemplar.org.
I'm open to any feedback / patches / suggestions.
Shawn Sterling shawn@systemtemplar.org