The task that I have now is for a database backup...
task :backup, :roles => :db, :only => { :primary => true } do
filename =
"#{stage}.#{application}.dump.#{Time.now.to_i}.sql.bz2"
file = "/tmp/#{filename}"
on_rollback { run "rm #{file}"; true }
run "mysqldump -u root #{application}_#{stage} | bzip2 -c >
#{file}" do |ch, stream, data|
puts data
end
`mkdir -p #{File.dirname(__FILE__)}/../backups/`
`rsync [EMAIL PROTECTED]:db][0].host}:#{file}
#{File.dirname(__FILE__)}/../backups/`
end
But I need the port number and I thought the role would be a great
place to put that.
Is there a current.role.get.port or current.task.role? I'm not the
best ruby programmer (just started with Ruby and Capistrano) so if you
have an example that would help greatly..
I see this as something we would use for qa where we have multiple
databases running on one server with different ports.
Sorry about the newbee questions.
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