hi,
sorry my mistake..
i have correct that sed -i s/COLOR/CLR/g /path/to/file/for/update
but i'm still getting same error
error:-failed: sh -c 'sed -i s/COLOR/CLR/g /path/to/file/for/update
on 192.168.x.x
please help..
thanks
sawan
On Aug 12, 9:20 pm, Manuel Vázquez Acosta manue...@uci.cu
Sawan,
The /path/to/file/for/update is just an example. You must change that to
where your file rest of the target filesystem, probably by the tennets
of #{last_release}/my/file (where /my/file is, of course, another
example you must change).
Best regards,
Manuel.
On 08/13/2011 03:17 AM, sawan
hi,
I know that i have given path of the file correctly..
i was just explaining you that i have used that command..
and still getting error..
thanks..
On Aug 13, 12:24 pm, Manuel Vázquez Acosta manue...@uci.cu wrote:
Sawan,
The /path/to/file/for/update is just an example. You must change
No...after executing cap deploy it shows executing commands and in
last it shows rollback and failed error sh -c
and as you can see i already mentioned that i 'm executing the command
like before symlink do sed command..
thanks
On Aug 13, 12:46 pm, Manuel Vázquez Acosta manue...@uci.cu wrote:
At first blush it doesn't provide an elegant dsl as capistrano does
Hmm, I love DSL, but in this I'm not sure that there's need for it in
this case. There are only couple of methods, it meant to be simple,
DSL will introduce additional layer of abstraction complexity.
and I didn't see any
Informal description. About a half a year ago I worked with creating
data processing cluster based on Hadoop. There were lot's of work with
remote machines, processes, file transfers and so on, and, this stuff
was complicated.
So, one of the thoughts was - why should this be so complicated? After
Ok, please take discussion of another project to your own mailing list. This
isn't alternatives-to-capistrano-announce, that's the 2nd time in a week
someone has been posting here about their own project. A brief post is
acceptable, but hijacking the support list for discussions about
alternatives
Hi all,
I've just put CapistranoCobbler (CapCob) live on github @
https://github.com/proffalken/capistrano-cobbler
This allows you to use the management_classes field in Cobbler to
dynamically build the server list for deployment.
The basic idea behind it was that we were already using Cobbler
Damn, 20 minutes after I post that this isn't an announcements mailing list
for your own projects…
On 13 August 2011 19:53, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace mattmacw...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi all,
I've just put CapistranoCobbler (CapCob) live on github @
https://github.com/proffalken/capistrano-cobbler
Meh, surely Capistrano-related projects which are intended as
enhancements are allowed? ;)
If not, I'm happy to take this to the usual channels (twitter etc.).
(/me missed the post about not using this as an announce list... sorry :( )
M.
On 13 August 2011 18:58, Lee Hambley
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