Installing Dradis from Git

Dependencies
- Redis: make sure Redis is installed and running on your local system. If you're not sure how to install it on your local system, try searching Google for "install Redis [operating system]"
- Kali Linux dependencies: see the dependencies section of the Installing Dradis on Kali Linux guide.
Video Tutorial

Getting Started

On your local system, run the following in your command line:

$ git clone https://github.com/dradis/dradis-ce.git
$ cd dradis-ce/

Run the following in your command line:
```
$ bundle install --path PATH
```
Substitute the path to your dradis-ce folder for PATH above. Example: $ bundle install --path /usr/lib/dradis-ce/
Run the following in your command line:
```
$ ./bin/setup
```

Once you've completed the steps above, fire up the server by running the following in your command line:
```
$ bundle exec rails server
```
Point your browser to: https://localhost:3000
Configure the shared password by entering it and confirming it:
Create a username, then enter the password you created above:
In a new tab in your terminal, start the Background worker that is needed to upload and parse tool output.
```
$ bundle exec rake resque:work
```

You did it! You have now completed the installation process. Congratulations on making it all the way from git to running!

I'm installing on Kali Linux: check out the troubleshooting section of the Installing Dradis on Kali Linux guide.

The path '~/dradis-plugins' does not exist:
First, check the file structure. Have you created any folders other than dradis-ce? If not, try running: $ ./bin/setup.
Did the download create a folder like /community that holds the dradis-plugins folder? If so, move the contents of the community folder out into the same file that holds the dradis-ce folder.

An error occurred while installing gem-name (1.0.0), and Bundler cannot continue:
This is ikely a system-specific dependency issue. The first line of defense is to Google the specific error message to see whether StackOverflow or similar sites offer a solution. If you cannot resolve the issue, let us know in the Community Forums

ActionController::UrlGenerationError in HomeController#index No route matches {:action=>"init", :controller=>"home"}: If you see this error(pictured below) when you navigate to Dradis, go to /setup in your browser to force Dradis to start the setup process.