Hello all,
Thanks for the replies.
I must be honest. I didn't get your answers. It's my ignorance. I
realise that, so, I must excuse myself for that. I don't even know
that I was doing something related with umask, and I've look to found
out what umask is... but perhaps it's not necessary.
Some clarifications and things that I'm not getting:
My ISP, is my Internet Service Provider. So, the company that allows
my computer to have access to the internet, right? They have nothing
to do with the shared host company that I contract to host the sites
that I develop. Should I test something with the ISP ?
About the shared host company, ICDSoft btw, they told me that:
"We believe that changing the permissions of the subdomain's root
directory will not resolve the problem. The setup of the application
executes chmod commands on the subdomain's root directory - this is
not allowed. To remedy the issue, you could change the root directory
(DocumentRoot) of the subdomain to one that you can run chmod
commands on. "
This is for a Zend project, and, I will use document root, to a
folder named "public";
So, I do believe that I need to do the deployment but, instead of
having my capfile on my project document root, I need to have that
capfile, inside /projectroot/public/
The capfile should then have something like this:
require 'rubygems'
require 'railsless-deploy'
load '../config/deploy.rb' //(so that I can access the config file
outside the public directory?)
And the deploy.rb I know have something like:
set :application, "mysite.dev"
set :user, "mysshuser"
set :repository, "[email protected]:gituser/mysite.dev.git"
role :web, "dev.mysite.com"
set :deploy_to, "/home/mysite/www/dev"
set :use_sudo, false
set :scm, :git
set :branch, 'master'
set :deploy_via, :copy #server doesn't support git commands, so no
:remote_cache possible I believe
set :copy_cache, true
set :copy_exclude, %w(.git)
task :create_symlinks, :roles => :web do
run "rm #{current_release}/public/.htaccess"
run "ln -s #{current_release}/production/.htaccess
#{current_release}/public/.htaccess"
end
after "deploy:finalize_update", :create_symlinks
I could set the deploy_to to be:
/home/mysite/www/dev/public
But all public siblings will not be considered right ?
Thanks again,
Márcio
On 28-03-2011 16:32, Lee Hambley wrote:
Márcio,
You should be able to change your directory's setgid flag, and your
umask to make sure that your files are readable correctly when they
are written… but that's a topic for your ISP's support, as setting
gid on a directory has some strange consequences sometimes, and is
possibly blocked by suexec, as for your umask, you can try setting
that in a dotfile in your home directory, and/or asking your ISP to
set it for you, if that dotfile doesn't work out. In order for
Capsitrano to honor (or read at all) your dotfiles, you'll need to
be running it in pty mode.
- Lee
On 28 March 2011 17:28, Donovan Bray <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
The ISP could be blocking access to chmod; ssh and try to
execute the same command; then try just the mkdir command;
follow up with the chmod
On Mar 28, 2011, at 6:46 AM, MEM <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> Hello all.
>
> On my shared host I've created a subdomain that points to a given
> directory (also created by cpanel) in /home/user/www/dev/)
>
> However, when I try to deploy:
> cap deploy:setup
>
>
> I get:
>
> * executing `deploy:setup'
> * executing "mkdir -p /home/mysite/www/dev /home/mysite/www/dev/
> releases /home/mysite/www/dev/shared && chmod g+w
/home/mysite/www/
> dev /home/mysite/www/dev/releases /home/mysite/www/dev/shared"
> servers: ["dev.mysite.com <http://dev.mysite.com>"]
> [dev.mysite.com <http://dev.mysite.com>] executing command
> *** [err :: dev.mysite.com <http://dev.mysite.com>] chmod:
changing permissions of `/home/
> mysite/www/dev': Operation not permitted
> command finished in 255ms
> failed: "sh -c 'mkdir -p /home/mysite/www/dev
/home/mysite/www/dev/
> releases /home/mysite/www/dev/shared && chmod g+w
/home/mysite/www/
> dev /home/mysite/www/dev/releases /home/mysite/www/dev/shared'" on
> dev.mysite.com <http://dev.mysite.com>
>
>
> The shared host is using suexec, I'm not sure if this could be
of some
> use, but I'm really stuck and unable to do anything due to those
> permission issues. Since I can force them to give me
permissions, is
> there any work around for help me out with my first Capistrano
> deploy ?
>
>
> Thanks a lot in advance,
> Márcio
>
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