No, no feature like that exists in capistrano. You would need to design your app in such a way as to allow limited access.

- Jamis

On Nov 11, 2007, at 6:17 AM, gauda wrote:


ok, the situation is the following:
i start my deployment with web:disable because of several reasons.
after the deploy i would like to test something in the web-application
at the server. by now i have to web:enable again to get access to the
application. the problem is, that all users have access now :) the
question is, if there is a possibility to access the application
without web:enable for me as admin only!


Jamis Buck wrote:
I probably just don't understand...but if you don't want your app
disabled, just don't run web:disable. Could you describe your
situation a bit more, so I can understand why web:disable has to be run?

- Jamis

On Nov 10, 2007, at 6:12 AM, gauda wrote:


hello,
sometimes you have to disable, deploy and test something at the
server, but all request are blocked because of web:disable. is there a
possibility to override the web:disable task, possibly a secret
argument?





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