Skt,
Please expand a little on the second idea, you want to have tasks that you
share between applications?
- Lee
2009/4/27 skt stibre...@gmail.com
Lee - I have opened a ticket (#80) per your suggestion for the first
issue.
I want to ask the community about the second question I raised.
Hello I just deployed my first rails application. I noticed some
spelling errors and something the needed to be changed. I've fixed the
errors on my local machine but when I cap deploy there is no change
on the live site. I'm I not doing this right or is there a error
somewhere?
I am using git,
zelop...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello I just deployed my first rails application. I noticed some
spelling errors and something the needed to be changed. I've fixed the
errors on my local machine but when I cap deploy there is no change
on the live site. I'm I not doing this right or is there a
Good point Rafael!
2009/4/28 Rafael G. r...@aspgems.com
zelop...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello I just deployed my first rails application. I noticed some
spelling errors and something the needed to be changed. I've fixed the
errors on my local machine but when I cap deploy there is no change
You're asking the same questions on multiple lists and then abandoning the
thread.
http://groups.google.com/group/deprec-users/browse_thread/thread/2da0fbb694bbb709
http://groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-talk/browse_thread/thread/4ee5166137ceb05b/e1e1a620b573ddb7#e1e1a620b573ddb7
Perhaps do
Well Spotted Mike.
I'll delete this thread unless he comes back and makes a mends.
- Lee
2009/4/28 Mike Bailey m...@bailey.net.au
You're asking the same questions on multiple lists and then abandoning the
thread.
I don't have control of the server I'm deploying to, and for some
reason SFTP doesn't seem to work. When I try sftp from the command
line, I see this:
$ sftp x...@
Connecting to ...
x...@'s password:
subsystem request failed on channel 0
Connection closed
I found this out when I
Sorry about multiple post. To specify my question is:
When I make changes to my application do I git push or cap deploy?
I've tried both and when I was finished I cap deploy:restart and my
live website hasn't changed.
So I'm asking either what I did wrong or what I forgot to do?
I have
Zelo,
You go back to the drawing board, and learn how to use Git, for a start
and what push, pull etc actually mean, and what they do
Then, you go and read about what cap deploy does, and how that works for
you, in relation to your git commands.
This list is not a Web Development 101
This is not about web development, this is about capistrano commands not
working you must have got that from another post. Is there a way I can make
cap deploy re-write my existing site or is it just not working?
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Ok. cap deploy worked. I don't know why it didn't before, I haven't
changed a thing. Looks like there was a possible error in the capistrano but
maybe someone didn't know what was causing it. And oh yea git is amazing
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Aaron,
Happy to help.
- Lee
2009/4/28 Aaron Williams zelop...@gmail.com
Ok. cap deploy worked. I don't know why it didn't before, I haven't
changed a thing. Looks like there was a possible error in the capistrano but
maybe someone didn't know what was causing it. And oh yea git is amazing
Hi,
I'm trying to do a simple thing with Capistrano: run multiple commands
in one shell session as a different user. For example: cd #
{latest_release}; bin/merb #{merb_options}.
This works with run (e.g. run cd #{latest_release}; bin/merb #
{merb_options}), but it doesn't work with sudo and
Tiberiu,
You can't to `sudo cd /somewhere` can you post the Capistrano tasks code via
www.pastie.org for us to help diagnose?
- Lee
2009/4/29 Mr_Tibs tiberiu.mo...@gmail.com
Hi,
I'm trying to do a simple thing with Capistrano: run multiple commands
in one shell session as a different user.
The preferred way of doing sudo is by embedding #{sudo} in your run
command. invoke_command() and sudo() are both otherwise not recommended.
So, to do sudo with multiple commands:
run cd #{latest_release}; #{sudo} bin/merb #{merb_options}
- Jamis
On 4/28/09 5:13 PM, Lee Hambley wrote:
Thanks Jamis. I'm only using sudo because I want that command to be
run by a different user. How would I specify the user's name in the
example that you gave?
Tiberiu
On Apr 28, 5:33 pm, Jamis Buck jamis.b...@gmail.com wrote:
The preferred way of doing sudo is by embedding #{sudo} in your run
As before, with the :as option:
run cd #{latest_release}; #{sudo :as = bob} bin/merb #{merb_options}
- Jamis
On 4/28/09 6:52 PM, Mr_Tibs wrote:
Thanks Jamis. I'm only using sudo because I want that command to be
run by a different user. How would I specify the user's name in the
example
Did you remember to do a git push after commit?
On Apr 27, 2009, at 10:07 PM, zelop...@gmail.com
zelop...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello I just deployed my first rails application. I noticed some
spelling errors and something the needed to be changed. I've fixed the
errors on my local machine but
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