Yes!! That did the trick--much appreciated! On Thursday, March 7, 2013 9:23:11 AM UTC-8, Lee Hambley wrote: > > > Thanks again. Does it matter that the Git repository and the deploy >> directory are both on the same remote machine? > > > Yes, the way you have it now, the machine is trying to ssh into itself, > that's where the host key verification is coming from. See > `:local_repository` at > https://github.com/capistrano/capistrano/wiki/2.x-Significant-Configuration-Variables > > >> In other words, there's just my local/Windows XP machine and the remote >> (Solaris, I think) machine (there's not a third machine involving Git, Git >> is on the same machine I'm trying to deploy to). >> > > Understood, that's typical of starting-up people! > > >> I noticed today that if I run "cap deploy:setup" I get prompted for my >> passphrase and the directories do in fact get created on the remote >> machine. (I confirmed that if I delete them they re-appear after "cap >> deploy:setup." >> > > Sure, `cap deploy:setup` should really "set up" the host key, too, but it > doesn't yet. `deploy:setup` just verifies all the parts between your > workstation and the server you are deploying to. > > >> So, when I run "cap deploy:update," the clone command is trying to clone >> from one directory in my directory tree on the remote machine to a >> different directory in my directory tree (both under the control of the >> same user). I wonder if the fact that I'm doing this remotely means that >> the remote server needs info about my local machine in its known_hosts >> file? Or does it need info about itself in that file? > > > No, it would need it's *own* host key in the known_hosts file.. see the > note above about :local_repository, so you can see how to have your > workstation access the server first, and then the server not have to loop > back into itself. >
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