This was happening to my Gitlab instance. What happens is that the Bitnami stack reconfigures your settings (in my case, an LDAP setting) to be the same IP address as the server. If you’re finding that your settings aren’t being saved, in particular, anything related to hostnames or IP addresses, …
Having trouble starting SSH on Bitnami virtual appliances? You’ll need to do an extra step before starting the daemon: $ sudo mv /etc/init/ssh.conf.back /etc/init/ssh.conf $ sudo start ssh See bitnami.com
Did you download Bitnami’s Gitorious Appliance? Did you convert it to VMware’s OVF format and add it to your infrastructure? Great! However, if you run into an issue where you can’t login using Bitnami’s default username and password (user/bitnami), you’ll need to make sure of a few things: For reference, …