This is probably really basic, but I'm stuck and I haven't found any
help online.
What would cause my app, instead of showing the home page, to merely
list the contents of the /public directory?
Index of /
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/404.html>404.html
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/422.html>422.html
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/500.html>500.html
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/dispatch.cgi>dispatch.cgi
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/dispatch.fcgi>dispatch.fcgi
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/dispatch.rb>dispatch.rb
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/favicon.ico>favicon.ico
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/files/>files/
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/htaccess_original>htaccess_original
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/images/>images/
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/javascripts/>javascripts/
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/robots.txt>robots.txt
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/stylesheets/>stylesheets/
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/system/>system/
My first thought is that Rails is not running, but the shared host,
under mod_rails, usually throws up a page when there's a problem.
This has occurred as the result of some change to the code or
deploy.rb, but deploy.rb is almost unchanged from the original that
worked and all the files and symbolic links seem to be in their
proper places. And 'cap deploy:rollback' successfully rolls back to
displaying the home page, running the previous release.
Thanks,
Scott
This new app uses shared hosting at a host where I have another app
also, the other app's deploy.rb file is almost identical and it works.
The first deployment worked correctly and the app is running. I
symbolically linked a couple directories containing public files by
hand, now I've put that in the Capistrano file (in the :after_symlink
task) and I've broken it, even when I take it back out.
Deployment executes correctly, no error messages. The code has been
loaded, all the symbolic links, including ~/www on up, look just as
they did before, except for /current pointing to the new release.
I have made some minor code changes. The code runs fine on my
development machine.
But instead of displaying the home page in production, the browser
shows the contents of the 'public' directory (if rolled back, it
works correctly again):
Index of /
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/404.html>404.html
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/422.html>422.html
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/500.html>500.html
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/dispatch.cgi>dispatch.cgi
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/dispatch.fcgi>dispatch.fcgi
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/dispatch.rb>dispatch.rb
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/favicon.ico>favicon.ico
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/files/>files/
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/htaccess_original>htaccess_original
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/images/>images/
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/javascripts/>javascripts/
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/robots.txt>robots.txt
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/stylesheets/>stylesheets/
* <http://www.hitagroup.org/system/>system/
What might be causing this?
Thanks,
Scott
deploy.rb:
set :application, "appname"
# If you aren't deploying to /u/apps/#{application} on the target
# servers (which is the default), you can specify the actual location
# via the :deploy_to variable:
set :deploy_to, "/home/username/rails_apps/appname"
default_run_options[:pty] = true
# If you aren't using Subversion to manage your source code, specify
# your SCM below:
set :scm, :git
set :repository, "git://git.assembla.com/appname.git"
set :branch, "master"
set :deploy_via, :remote_cache
set :user, 'username'
set :use_sudo, false
set :ssh_options, { :forward_agent => true }
role :app, "access.servername.com"
role :web, "access.servername.com"
role :db, "access.servername.com", :primary => true
namespace :deploy do
desc "hook up paths to public files"
task :after_symlink, :roles => :app do
run "ln -s #{shared_path}/member_files #{current_path}/member_files"
run "ln -s #{shared_path}/files #{current_path}/public/files"
end
desc "Restarting mod_rails with restart.txt"
task :restart, :roles => :app, :except => { :no_release => true } do
run "touch #{current_path}/tmp/restart.txt"
end
[:start, :stop].each do |t|
desc "#{t} task is a no-op with mod_rails"
task t, :roles => :app do ; end
end
end
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