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---
title: "Install Gitea on Termux"
date: 2021-03-28T06:58:17Z
lastmod: 2022-04-29T06:58:17Z
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keywords: [gitea termux]
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tags: [gitea, termux]
categories: [termux]
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It's possible.
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Install gitea and sqlite
```bash
apt install gitea sqlite
```
Run gitea by simply executing gitea and navigate to port 3000 on your phone's IP (or on localhost).
Select *Sqlite3* as Database Type, change *Site Title* to whatever you feel like and leave everything as is (or change some stuff if you know what you are doing). Click in *InstallGitea* to apply your config.
Next, you will be presented to the login page. Create an account and start working as normal.
## End result
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