I have tried about everything to get this working, but still no luck.
I am using public and private keys I generated with puttygen,
uploaded, then converted on my Solaris
server before putting into authorized_keys.
I set Agent forwarding in Putty before I run:
cap staging deploy.
I get the
Jet,
You didn't say whether or not you can actually log in via manual SSH using
these keys?
- Lee
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Has anyone hooked their cap scripts into a small web app? For example
one-click deployment? If so, any quick suggestions on a clean way to
pass in variables from a web app (ie SVN URL and credentials) and run
cap deploy?
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Chad,
You can emded capistrano, load all your recipes and run a deploy (with
normal, or custom logging... take your pick) in about 10 lines of code, the
docs are aeful (pushing a fix when I get home, actually - as I've just done
a load of work in embedding work) - that might really make your day,
I compared my deploy.rb to yours and I noticed you're not using any
role commands, but use server domain instead. This must a newer way.
I had socket problems with my deploy until I requested my hosting
provider enable port 9418 for git.
Lee is correct though. Basic troubleshooting is to make
Robin Bowes wrote:
On 05/10/09 20:14, Rafael G. wrote:
An array to define servers and generate roles and task using their names. An
aproximation could be this code:
['external_dns_cache','tinydns'].each {|dns_name|
role dns_name.to_sym do
eval(enum_#{dns_name})
end
task
Check out webistrano it may be precisely what you are looking for.
I use cruisecontrol.rb to do deployments and run test suites against
our development and qa environments.
Each project has a button so that a developer just needs to click
build for that particular environment.
On Oct 7,
This is great - thanks all. Lee - I'll keep my eyes open for the new
code push you're referring to.
Cheers,
Chad
On Oct 8, 7:54 am, Donovan Bray donno...@gmail.com wrote:
Check out webistrano it may be precisely what you are looking for.
I use cruisecontrol.rb to do deployments and run
O.K.,
I have noticed something I do not quite understand.
I have configured Pageant and my server with a set of public/private
keys.
When I load my saved Putty session and open it, I get logged into my
server
without being asked for a password.
I check the socket:
-bash-3.2$ echo
The below chunk was taken just about directly from a video Scott
Chacon
made on setting up Capistrano tasks in deploy.rb:
namespace :deploy do
task :restart do
run touch #{current_path/tmp/restart.txt}
end
task :symlink_shared do
run ln -nfs
Thanks Lee and Wayne.
I have followed your advice, and I can manually ssh into my account.
Also,
$ git fetch gitserver --verbose
From staging-PAD-PlanningArchitectureDesign.aptanacloud.com:/
var
/git/PADPlanningArchitectureDesign = [up to date] master -
gitserver/master
So that
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