'ln -s original symlink' is the command for generating symlinks.
However, first, test to see if the directory it is linking to
actually exists. Does it?
Anybody else here used capistrano with Dreamhost? This could very
well be some quirk of the dreamhost environment.
- Jamis
On Oct 26,
Great! Ok, one more question. Tell me if I'm an idiot.
So let's say I have a dev box with rails running on it. I work on that
box and check files in and out of subversion. I run cap --apply-to.
The path I include on that command is obviously going to be the path
where my rails root is on my
There's nothing stopping you from doing that, but you'll have to
write your own custom capistrano tasks to make it happen. Capistrano,
like Rails, is opinionated software, believing that there is
generally one right way to do things, and various other not-quite-
right ways. :) You can make
Here is the output of my ssh session testing the symlink and if the
directory it points to exists. I starred out some of the info.
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login as:
Using keyboard-interactive authentication.
Password:
Linux jawbreaker
The 'current' symlink is in the example.**.org directory. It is
pointing to example.**.org/releases/20061025231348. There is no
example.**.org/releases/20061025231348 directory below
example.**.org, where the 'current' symlink resides.
Shouldn't the 'current' symlink exist one
hey folks,
to continue this thread...
You guys might find this rake task interesting.
http://sweetspot.dm/code/s3.rake
You can use it to do full backups of your SVN repository, code
directory, and mysql database. The file has complete documentation on
how to get this running. When you throw
Yes, I would be letting it deploy to the normal folder, just linking
it. All of my various rails config files would have to point to the
linked directory obviously, which they already would be.
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