Hey guys! I'm setting up Capifony (Capistrano for symfony) but I've an
issue with ssh password when testing multiple server deploy.
Here some versions:
daniel@fiji:~$ ruby --version
ruby 1.8.7 (2011-06-30 patchlevel 352) [i686-linux]
daniel@fiji:~$ cap --version
Capistrano v2.9.0
Daniel,
Are you certain that it's asking for the SSH password for logging on to the
servers, or for checking out the code from the repository? (and it's not
mentioned, but I assume all SSH passwords are the same, which is a horrible
idea) You ought to be using SSH keys [1].
- Lee
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Il giorno mercoledì 23 novembre 2011 13:43:17 UTC+1, Lee Hambley ha scritto:
Are you certain that it's asking for the SSH password for logging on to
the servers, or for checking out the code from the repository? (and it's
not mentioned, but I assume all SSH passwords are the same, which is
Daniel,
I can't say, only that nobody is seriously using Capistrano with passwords,
it's a horrible practice, and might even be rendered impossible one day (at
it encourages bad setups, such as the one you were aiming for).
Please report back (but if I were you, I wouldn't waste any time
Il giorno mercoledì 23 novembre 2011 14:37:54 UTC+1, Lee Hambley ha scritto:
I can't say, only that nobody is seriously using Capistrano with
passwords, it's a horrible practice, and might even be rendered impossible
one day (at it encourages bad setups, such as the one you were aiming for).
Happy you have it working, have fun with Cap, and feel welcome to come back
when you need more help.
- Lee
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I suspect one of your servers passwords do not match what you have configured.
Is it the connection password or the sudo password prompt?
Perhaps paste the output of a failed run.
On Nov 23, 2011, at 3:12 AM, Daniel Londero daniel.lond...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey guys! I'm setting up Capifony
Hi D,
I would suggest not to complicate the deployment using ec2 tools.
You can do the deployment without the tools.
Just connect to the instance via the key. Run the apt-get packages. -) then
Deploy using capistrano.
More on this at my blog: recipe4developer.wordpress.com
Cheers!
Jay
Jay,
The original requester was asking about auto-populating the roles based on
using the ec2 described instances.
Which is valid, I've written similar auto role populating scripts for scalr.
It's great to not have to keep updating the roles list manually for an auto
scaling farm when the
