Kev,
What's the name of your application? Whatever it is (i.e. the name
you chose when you initially executed the rails command to create the
directory structure), that's the name you should set :application to
within config/deploy.rb. To me, it looks like you're confusing it
with the
Kev,
Note that, unless you are using a third-party Capistrano extension,
Capistrano 1.4.1 and earlier do not support local svn repositories.
The repository must be accessible by both the local host, and the
remote host. If you need to deploy from a local repository, or (in
general) a
Thanks for the help so far! I've managed to get everything up on my
dreamhost svn (there must have been a problem with my router at home,
as I'm on another wireless point and have uploaded fine using the nuby
on rails tips ...
Keith - I didn't know that the svn repository needed to be the same
Hmmm and I've just noticed - my sql database is on the dreamhost
server at mysql.x.com - could this be causing a problem?
On Mar 22, 4:08 pm, Kev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the help so far! I've managed to get everything up on
mydreamhostsvn (there must have been a problem
Ok, I've removed all prefixes from my application so it should not
matter whether it is www.x.com or mysql.x.com . I've tried
running the cap migrate as rake deploy, as that allows me to --trace.
Here's the trace output - it's a little more helpful than before, but
I can't make sense of
