Hello,
I’ve just hosted a GitLab server and looking to provide a limited amount of people with accounts to use.
With the form I’ll use the details to create your account free of charge.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1kqrThvcZVFh2iNuO8nD7lsQjkDIqJ1k3lxiAaMPmM9k/viewform
Thank you
Huh, never heard of GitLab but it looks pretty cool! I don’t have a need for it, but thanks for the server!
Signed up 
Also signed up, free stuff is always cool!
Accounts have been created and details send to the emails of people who registered
Happy to be of free service.
GET http://example.com/api/v3/projects?private_token=QVy1PB7sTxfy4pqfZM1U
Dude… sending private tokens over an insecure channel?
Awaiting v4… :point:
OP didn’t create GitLab though, it’s already quite a prominent piece of software that big companies use. Either they fucked up hard and no one noticed, or this token is temporary…?
Hi,
just want to give a comment about the https stuff as i have setup gitlab on some company servers:
In short: The person handling the server (the OP in this case) is responsible for security and for making gitlab work over https.
There are some tutorials on the internet but not that many, as the gitlab guys mainly make money through support.
If the OP needs some assistance, here is a tutorial for https: http://blog.phusion.nl/2012/04/21/tutorial-setting-up-gitlab-on-debian-6/ or he can PM me (installed it on debian + nginx / apache) or just use good’ol google
Please be aware that the hoster has full control over the data you upload there.
@OP: If your handing gitlab accounts to strangers be sure to keep it as up to date as possible (imho 6.2.3) and have a tight security around the elements gitlab uses because holes an such :>
The reason I decided to host a GitLab server is mainly to keep the data safe in my own hands and I thought why not share it with other people.
Sure I could do things with your projects, but I like the feeling of providing for people and if I do that, people won’t want to use my service.
I’m currently implementing in https.