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Commit 5a206923 authored by Jacob Vosmaer (GitLab)'s avatar Jacob Vosmaer (GitLab)
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No need for 'rm'

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@@ -22,9 +22,9 @@ Both command will print the post install messages on how to start the server. If
 
If you ran `bundle install` before, or you've fully installed the GitLab Development Kit, the mysql gem was. To make sure the gem will be installed, remove `mysql` in `gitlab/.bundle/config` from the `BUNDLE_WITHOUT` key. Run `bundle` in the `gitlab` folder to install mysql.
 
Configuration of the database is stored in `gitlab/config/database.yml`.
You can first remove your `gitlab/config/database.yml` file if it already exists by using the command `rm gitlab/config/database.yml` and then run the following to update it:
Configuration of the database is stored in
`gitlab/config/database.yml`. The following command will overwrite
your current database settings with settings for MySQL.
 
```
sed -e '/username:/d' -e '/password:/d' gitlab/config/database.yml.mysql > gitlab/config/database.yml
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