Thanks Jason. That's something I hadn't thought of. I think I would run into issues with NAT though when I'm on the road.I'm going to see if I can add 'get' to capistrano. This has led me to Jamis's
Net::SSH library which is really well documented and pretty exciting.So thanks Jamis for Net::SSH.
You could always just have a capistrano task to execute scp on the
production server(s) to transfer the files back to your machine.
There's some stuff you can do (with an environment variable, I think)
to get a reference back to the ssh client's IP as well, so you don't
even have to hard c
Mike,
If you're not against reading code, you can look at the
implementation of the file transfer mechanism in capistrano.
Currently it only works one way ("put"), but it shouldn't be hard to
implement a "get" function that works similarly.
- Jamis
On Oct 29, 2006, at 5:38 PM, mbailey wr
Great, thanks. I'll give that a shot.
I gather everyone's moving real quick to mongrel now. Those of us with
a shared server account are stuck with fcgi for now, though.
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Ah, that makes a lot more sense. I take it this is a FAQ? In fact, now
on rereading the entry in the Cap manual, it seems obvious. Sorry about
wasting bandwidth, and thanks for the quick response.
Capistrano looks pretty amazing... I really want to get it working.
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I'm really impressed with Capistrano and am beginning to convert my
personal
deployment scripts into capistrano scripts.
One script I always write for my rails projects is db_pullback which
runs mysqldump on the production database and pipes the output
through ssh into mysql on my workstation.
s
There's a "spin" script here:
http://www.slingshothosting.com/support/capistrano
that might work for you, but it requires some params passed to it, so
check the capistrano script as well.
I'll have to admit that I've abandonded external fcgis on all newer
servers we deploy for mongrel, though.
Greg,
You can do something like
COMMAND="svn up /blah/blah/blah/blah/config/environment.rb" cap
invoke restart
That will run the given command on your servers (via the 'invoke'
task) and then restart your fcgi's (via 'restart').
I'm thinking through a way to make this more convenient,
The script/spin script is one that you need to write. It ought to
fire up your fcgi's or mongrels or whatever you are using. Typically,
it contains a simple call to script/process/spawner with the
appropriate arguments.
Note that if you're using fastcgi where the fcgi processes are
manage
I just started working with Capistrano to deploy to my Dreamhost-based
site, which uses FastCGI.
I'm having a problem when I run the cold_deploy task. It fails like
this:
* executing task spinner
* executing "mydomain.com/current/script/spin"
servers: ["mydomain.com"]
[mydomain.com] exe
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