Hey Jamis, thank you for all of your help! I now have it working but
still need to tweak things after a delpoyment. Mainly permissions and
re-starting apache manually... need to get my app role user the
correct permissions.
I'm wondering if there is a reference somewhere that explains the
Hi all-
I recently added HTTP authentication to my SVN server to require users
to login before interacting with it. My username/password for the
server and for SVN are different, so when I attempt to run cap
update my recipe fails when attempting to checkout from the SVN
server - the trace of
Josh,
This post should point you in the right direction:
http://groups.google.com/group/capistrano/msg/a6ee76a1c02bf9f4
If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
- Jamis
On Apr 6, 2007, at 3:28 PM, Josh wrote:
Hi all-
I recently added HTTP authentication to my SVN server to
Thanks Jamis! And thank you for replying so quickly. Capistrano is a
great tool, it's made my life so much easier.
On Apr 6, 4:32 pm, Jamis Buck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Josh,
This post should point you in the right direction:
Hi,
I need to deploy a base app and then overwrite some files in that deploy
on a per-client basis.
I'd like to just have a directory overlay (with the files that will be
overwritten in the correct directory hierarchy) and just copy this
directory over the root of the app. Is there anyway to
Well I got this to work by just calling system(rsync -r mydir
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:{release_path}) but it would still be cool to
hear if anyone knows of a way to do this with out of the box cap
stuff... or another strategy for making per-client customizations to a
base app.
thnks
b
Ben
On 4/7/07, Ben Munat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well I got this to work by just calling system(rsync -r mydir
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:{release_path}) but it would still be cool to
hear if anyone knows of a way to do this with out of the box cap
stuff... or another strategy for making per-client
Hi,
On 4/7/07, Josh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Jamis! And thank you for replying so quickly. Capistrano is a
great tool, it's made my life so much easier.
On Apr 6, 4:32 pm, Jamis Buck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Josh,
This post should point you in the right direction:
Thanks for the reply Alain... I thought of the tar idea (or rather, a
co-worker suggested it) shortly after I tried the rsync idea. I think
I'll just stick with rsync for now, but will keep the tar idea in
reserve in case rsync gets wonky (I've had trouble with rsync in the
past not being
