I'm having problems with Capistrano and the sudo command. It looks
like Capistrano is not forwarding on the password when prompted.
Here's the command:
sudo <<-CMD
if [ ! -d #{src_home} ]
then
mkdir -p #{src_home}
fi
CMD
Here's the output:
* executing "sudo if [ ! -d /usr/local/packages ]\n then
\n mkdir -p /usr/local/packages\n fi"
servers: ["someserver"]
Password:
[someserver] executing command
** [out :: someserver] someuser's password:
The command looks correct, but it's sending the password prompt
instead of sending my password. The only notable thing is that after I
enter the password at the prompt, it thinks about it for 5-10 seconds
before the "executing command" line prints. Any idea what's going on?
Does cap only wait for so long when expecting the password prompt?
--Steven
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