I set up the gitlab server (remote), and there was a problem that I picked up all the services, I see a web-face, I create anything. I try git clone to any turnip (remotely) says:

http://mysite.com/myuser/project.git/info/refs not valid: is this a git repository?

I try to do the same thing but locally on the server through localhost and at the same time I specify port 8080 everything is OK, example: http: // localhost: 8080 / myuser / project.git - everything is perfect

Do http: //localhost/myuser/project.git 'Says not found

I do not remotely on the server http://mysite.com/myuser/project.git Reply http://mysite.com/myuser/project.git/info/refs not valid:

Ports are registered and the fire does not block when I disable iptables. OS does not change anything - CentOS. If you need configs, say what I will attach. Help, I have been suffering for a week.

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    HALLELUJAH!!!! The culprit was nothing else but selinux, it was enough to turn it off. But it didn’t work right away;

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