Hello all, I'm doing some experimentation on using pkill inside of
Capistrano to kill multiple processes at once. I'm performing the pkill
inside of a bash (sudo "if [cond]; then pkill #{process} fi") conditional.
For troubleshooting's sake, I'm making sure the [cond] prints out the
output. No problems there, the if [cond] finds and prints out the process
and pkill actually does kill the process when it's found, but then
Capistrano exits out with a:
command finished
command "pkill #{process}" failed on #{server_name}
Has anyone experienced a problem like this before?
I even tried pulling the sudo bash command out of Capistrano and into a bash
script and then having Capistrano run the script (sudo "/path/to/script"),
and it runs it successfully and I see the task getting killed, but the Cap
exists with:
command finished
command "sudo /path/to/script" failed on #{server_name}
Anyone have any ideas? This one is really strange, and I'm a bit stumped.
Although it's successful in the end, it makes it hard to place the task in
the middle of a long string of tasks because it exits out and doesn't
continue :/
Thanks in advance,
-Chris.
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