Hi David,
Try adding your keys to your ssh agent with the command:
$ ssh-add
Regards
2011/6/22 David Zhang <[email protected]>
> I recently moved my ~/.ssh folder contents to my new laptop in the typical
> ~/.ssh folder. I was hoping to be able to use "cap deploy" on my new laptop
> to continue working with a Rails application I already had in production
> (it's the command I'd comfortably use on my old laptop). A little more
> background - the application is on GitHub, and I've set up the necessary
> Rails things on my new computer.
>
> "git push" and "git pull" work fine, but oddly "cap deploy" leads to the
> "Permission denied (publickey)" error.... which I would think shouldn't
> happen because the ssh keys should be the same. I can even ssh into the
> server of my app with no problem on my new comp.
>
> The Rails app is deployed on Linux... Um... oh - please understand that
> I've never actually deployed an app myself with capistrano, i.e. with all
> the setup with something like Passenger - someone else did it and sort of
> left me with everything :/. I don't have a deep understanding of how ssh
> keys and capistrano and the deployment system work together...
>
> (I hope this is enough information, and help would REALLY be appreciated)
>
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