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Is it possible to install Bitbucket with apt get?

Joeri Voet
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November 22, 2015

Hi,

I can't find a way to install Bitbucket with "apt get" on a virtual Ubuntu server. This means that i'm forced to copy the Bitbucket installer files to the server instead?

Thanks,

 Joeri

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November 23, 2015

Yes. While there is no official Ubuntu package, you might be interested in using the advice from https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver/running-bitbucket-server-as-a-linux-service-776640157.html on how to run Bitbucket server as a service in Ubuntu. That's the most important thing (beside convenience) a package would provide you anyway in my opinion.

Best regards,

Michael

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November 23, 2015

No, this demands that a Bitbucket debian/ubuntu package is built and added to your repo/added as a new repository, and i doubt this will be done by atlassian.

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