It is worth noting for the sake of completeness - although it's more
of a Bash (or any shell) feature.
That will execute the following task only if the first one is
successful.
run cd /path ls -al
Wouldnt' run the ls command if it couldn't change directory.. which in
this instance makes
://linux.die.net/man/5/ssh_config
-- Lee Hambley
On Oct 9, 9:01 pm, ohlhaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to deploy to my production server using a non-standard
port, such as 1234 . (Using capistrano, git and github as repo.)
Everything worked perfectly when I used port 22.
I updated
Also on the wiki:
-
http://wiki.capify.org/index.php?title=Neutralise_Capistrano_Default_Methods
-- Lee
2008/10/17 Jamis Buck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, either you have the deployment tasks, or you don't. If you need
any of them, you'll need to load all of them. There's not currently a
anyway...
We deploy to a share, at work our site is ~900 meg all-in (cold, deploy), we
use rsync internally, and the copy_exclude variable to exclude large
directories from the copy, which we then rsync using regular run() tasks.
Hope this Helps,
Lee Hambley
2008/10/24 theduz [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi Bharat,
The main thing in capistrano-ext is the capistrano-multistage feature:
http://weblog.jamisbuck.org/2007/7/23/capistrano-multistage
There are two other things in there, too - but I have no idea what they are,
hopefully someone else can fill in the blanks :)
\-- Lee
2008/10/25 Bharat
Hey Bharat,
With regard to your question about whether or not namespaces are required..
they aren't ... they do make keeping your code organiesd a lot easier
though.
The magic tasks that constitute callbacks in 1.4.x are deprecated, and have
been replaced by the
%20Path.pdf
.
-- Lee
2008/10/26 Bharat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks again, Lee.
Is there a way I can generate the nice docs locally on my machine that
I see you the link that you have kindly provided on your server? I
have Capistrano installed as a gem.
Regards,
Bharat
On 26 Oct, 12:12, Lee
Dave,
I would have expected that would do it, can you log into the server via SSH
normally.. or are you using the :gateway option?
-- Lee
2008/10/26 David Beckwith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I can't seem to login. I tried deleted the fuseme.com row from
~/.ssh/known_hosts (and then logged in
Chris,
I'm with jamis here, you've used :leaguesmart somewhere before it is set...
if you are trying to use it early in the recipe you might need to put it in
a Proc http://www.ntecs.de/old-hp/s-direktnet/ruby/uguide18.html.
set :leaguesmart, 192.168.3.117 # ..or whatever!
set :repository,
Ladislav,
Just a thought, but where you call after deploy:update_code,
:clear_cache inheriting the run level of your deploy_update code task when
called in deploy:update code.. when you call it manually, it is fine. but
when it's nested, it isn't?
-- Lee
2008/10/30 Ladislav Martincik [EMAIL
arguments (search the list, I wrote a comprehensive reply to a
question about those just a couple of days ago).
-- erm, lost my train of thought... hope I helped - a little - come back if
you need more clarification?
Lee Hambley
2008/10/30 Bill Kirtley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello-
We've got a topology
Anthony,
This is an easy one, the problem is - not scope as you might think, but
rather the order in which the files are loaded.
You can get this working, by using a Proc (more
infohttp://www.ntecs.de/old-hp/s-direktnet/ruby/uguide18.html)
which will ensure that the block you assign isn't
Fabien,
I will just point you here, at the Parallel() helper, as you should be able
to get this to do what you need -
http://www.capify.org/2008/8/29/capistrano-2-5-0 - I'll spare you the
lecture about having a working copy checked out being a bit of a risk, for
rollbacks, and the temptation to
Jérémy,
I believe it does it so it knows (with subversion at least) which revision
it needs to explicitly tell the server to checkout. it writes this to
some files, too --- Jamis might correct me, but I suspect that's the case.
-- Lee
2008/11/18 Jérémy Lecour [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi guys,
Sanders,
Check your apache log - if you are using passenger mod_rails - there will
be something in there, or your app logs about why it coulnd't start
- Lee
2008/12/3 BarefootSanders [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ahh ok thanks. That seemed to fix it.
Now i have another problem if you'd be so
Hi All,
Thanks to Jamis for another great release, and to those on IRC who continue
to help, and support Capistrano with tips, documentation and patches...
viva la Capistrano!
-- Lee (aka Kobani)
2008/12/7 Jamis Buck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just a quick note to announce Capistrano 2.5.3. You can
I approached this slightly differently,
I have local configs, as part of my application (it isn't rails) - they
reside in scm alongside my actual files, and at runtime, I run a command
like this:
- http://pastie.org/335918
The key part is the `hostname` part, which substitutes in the name of
Joran,
The ::out and ::err are std versus stdout so that is your git client on
the server directing output one way or another
I'm not sure if this is standard, on your own machine you could try
directing GIT's output ... you can read all about how here.
-
Leszek, Jamis...
It isn't that there's nothing to roll back to... is it ? (seen that/similar
error when the ls that gets the old revision number fails...?)
- Lee
2008/12/12 Lech Migdal lech.mig...@gmail.com
Jamis,
Thanks for the encouragement :-) I've found the piece of code causing
the
i vote for better logging,
One of my tasks at work is to roll our logging up in the logging (logger?)
gem, or log4r... I'll accept hints there though, since I'm on a short week
at the office next week ... but I don't even mind putting the time in to
patch capistrano's log framework if we can come
Hi,
Providing your Rails app is standard(ish) - your migrations should run by
default as far as I am aware. can you give us any more information with
which to help diagnose this ?
- Lee
2008/12/30 Fjan jmfa...@gmail.com
(I have a the feeling this should be obvious but a quick Google
Nemot,
Did you fix this?
- Lee
2009/1/7 nemot gne...@gmail.com
Yeah... I got a same problem...
Tell you when i will decide it.
On Nov 27 2008, 6:05 am, Trejkaz trej...@gmail.com wrote:
I got this when doing a dry run for deploy:migrate. The underlying
problem was either it being a
Gerhardus,
Monit is here - http://mmonit.com/monit/ -- For a Pure-ruby implementation
and self professes like monit, only awesome app - see GOD
http://god.rubyforge.com/
- Lee
2009/1/8 Gerhardus Geldenhuis gerhardus.geldenh...@gmail.com
Thanks, do you have a url that you could point me to? I
dodeantn,
This is Ruby code, and it's double Vs. single quoted strings - you can read
more here:
- http://blogs.sun.com/coolstuff/entry/why_i_like_ruby_string
- Lee
2009/1/9 dodeantn dodea...@hotmail.com
OK. Thanks that's my answer. So there's no automatic quoting in
Capistrano?
On 9
, I'm not
sure how many of these problems it could solve?
Or, by not really concentrating on this thread, am I about to make a fool of
myself :)
- Wiki Article:
http://wiki.capify.org/index.php?title=Handling_The_Unexpected
Lee Hambley
2009/1/12 Jamis Buck ja...@37signals.com
I totally agree
Hi Ara,
Thanks - I may rework these examples, just to be clear - the bash scripts,
and therfore the FileUtils commands are to run on the remote server (I'm not
familiar with FileUtils?)
- Lee
2009/1/12 ara.t.howard ara.t.how...@gmail.com
On Jan 12, 2009, at 10:33 AM, Lee Hambley wrote:
Ara
see an alternative, realistically to my problem? (or, its not a
problem, because my deploy script is really, really reliable - but when
something does go wrong, we get bad, bad useless error messages!)
- Lee H
2009/1/12 Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com
Hi Ara,
Thanks - I may rework
Jason,
How are you trying to start the services?
- Lee
2009/1/12 Jason Roelofs jameskil...@gmail.com
So I'm stuck. I'm using Capistrano to make a push-button script for
starting up a new EC2 instance along with software installs and
starting up necessary services. The first two steps work
the user to execute the cap
commands, I use sudo su - otheruser, then I execute cap some
command.
Is this the problem? Can you not run cap as sudo su?
On Jan 12, 4:38 pm, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com wrote:
Correct Pete,
2009/1/12 pete peterbattag...@gmail.com
Also, just
insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)
mode change 100644 = 100755 a
d...@serenity:~/foo$
I'm not sure how to fix it on Windows, but the repository definitely stores
permissions.
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 5:33 PM, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.comwrote:
Sven,
I'm pretty sure thats not possible with GIT, I
Karel,
Good point, we talk to a lot of people on IRC, and there's a growing
selection of documentation in our wiki (not really public yet, but it is) -
and there are a handful of tutorials out there what did you have in
mind, Tyler B and I are trying to manage the Documentation project... but
On Jan 12, 5:36 pm, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com wrote:
Jason,
How are you trying to start the services?
- Lee
2009/1/12 Jason Roelofs jameskil...@gmail.com
So I'm stuck. I'm using Capistrano to make a push-button script for
starting up a new EC2 instance along
This might be ssh v1 vs. v2 issues, are you definately using SSH v2, with v2
keys? (i think it is a difference between DSA, and RSA keys)- Lee
2009/1/15 Xazoola col...@gmail.com
Hi,
I am getting a ConnectionError on Solaris. Works find on Linux. anyone
know what causes this error?
I almost daren't link it as it caused a little controversy last week --but
here's a wiki page I wrote to deal with how the Bash Capistrano tasks fit
together:
- http://wiki.capify.org/index.php?title=Handling_The_Unexpected
- Lee
2009/1/22 Gerhardus Geldenhuis gerhardus.geldenh...@gmail.com
BSS,
Try this for some tips... also you can look in the deploy.rb that is
included by default, but making a simple method to run() your rsync command
isn't too tough :)
- http://wiki.capify.org/article/Neutralise_Capistrano_Default_Methods
- Lee
2009/1/22 Bo Stendal Sørensen
Mathias,
Good work, it's almost a shame it's so tightly coupled to Webistrano I
look forward to updates to this project. :)
- Lee
2009/1/22 Mathias Meyer pomonra...@googlemail.com
Hi,
I released a first version of Macistrano today [1]. It's a Mac
application written in RubyCocoa to
Hi Gerhardus,
Where are you upto so far?
- Lee
2009/1/23 Gerhardus Geldenhuis gerhardus.geldenh...@gmail.com
Hi am reading through the archives at the moment and am missing some
good examples of how to actually use multistage.
I realized that I have no idea what to do further other
David,
I have (which I am preparing to make public) Informistrano to solve just
this problem of accountability over a variety of methods... it's not fool
proof, and frankly any developer who fancied a go could easily circumvent
it; but it's notification and accountability non the less!
Regarding
Yep thats easy, here's a pastie:
- http://pastie.org/371967
Don't pull me on my shoddy coding ;) but that's how the default methods
work.
You can put a default at any level of a nested namespace.
= Lee
2009/1/27 Mike Bailey m...@bailey.net.au
It just occurred to me that it would be
Gerardus,
Capistrano files are plain Ruby, though in Textmate on the mac you get
limited support for intelligently letting you browse at task/namespace level
- but this is as much a bug as it is a feature.
My advice would be to invest some time in configuring Vim for Ruby, a lot
can be done with
Gerhardus,
Actually, I didn't test this code, using File.join() you may need to add the
.rb to the deploy and capistrano/deploy paths... not really sure :)
- Lee
2009/1/28 Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com
Gerhardus,
Open the Capfile and replace things like this:
load 'deploy' if respond_to
Thanks, I am sure it will get me own my way.
Regards
On Jan 28, 1:57 pm, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com wrote:
Gerhardus,
Actually, I didn't test this code, using File.join() you may need to add
the
.rb to the deploy and capistrano/deploy paths... not really sure :)
- Lee
2009/1/28
Ger,
One of these two examples in my new pastie might help - though, I've not
tested them :)
- http://pastie.org/373172
- Lee
2009/1/28 Gerhardus Geldenhuis gerhardus.geldenh...@gmail.com
Hi
I believe that when I know ruby better I should be able to answer this
myself but for now I
Greg,
Git with the $7/month account on Github is perfect for a single developer,
I use it for everything.
- lee
2009/1/28 Greg Hauptmann greg.hauptmann.r...@gmail.com
Hi all,
Can I ask whether you recommend git for a one-man Rails project, taking
into account (a) version controlling aspect
+1 for git
2009/1/29 Gaveen Prabhasara gaveen.sky...@gmail.com
A little correction related to Peters comment above.
Git is roughly about 3.5 years old. It's a novel approach at VCS
based on the mature concept of distributed systems.
Anyway, like everyone said Git is technologically sound,
There's no such thing as a git server -- and your web/db/app server needs
access to your repository.
To work like this, You'll need to use the copy strategy, which just
uploads a copy of the code to the server, or you may be able to tell your
server how to reach your laptop, but that is asking for
of PragmaticVersionControl - with Git, is
called Running a Git Server with Gitosis.
Regards
2009/2/5 Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com:
There's no such thing as a git server -- and your web/db/app server
needs
access to your repository.
To work like this, You'll need to use the copy
Sean,
We solve this problem by ensuring that .conf apache files are also loaded
from the current/ directory of our app, so you only need sudo to alter the
system's apache config once.
The alternative is to put() the file, and sudo symlink it.
- Lee
2009/2/7 Sean seanmichaelbr...@gmail.com
Is
Mandeepak,
if the machine is running an ssh daemon, and can be reached by capistrano,
yes - you can run anything that SSH could run on that machine.
- Lee
2009/2/11 Mandeepak mandeep...@gmail.com
Hi,
Can we execute the below install command using Capistrano
run msiexec /i msi /qn
I have
Reply inline below
2009/2/16 sergio_101 sergiol...@village-buzz.com
i am running a git repository that we hit via ssh.
the problem is that the name of the directory has spaces in it...
something like:
/mnt/share/work server here/foo/bar
i can't get deploy.rb to see the correct
Sergio,
Are you committing to Git, or committing, then Pushing?
Depending what deploy strategy you're using (see here for more info:
http://wiki.capify.org/article/Understanding_Deployment_Strategies ) - the
chances are the whole codebase is deployed each time round.
- Lee
2009/2/18 sergio_101
Elliot,
Your server doesn't appear to have Rubygems installed. You can get, and
install it from the rubygems site, installation really is a snap, give that
a shot (on your server) -- and post back here.
- Lee
2009/2/20 elliottg x...@simplecircle.net
Hello,
This is my first post here. I am
guess I should have ran gem -v at the
beginning.
At any rate I still get the same `require': no such file to load --
rubygems when running cap deploy:migrate
Any thoughts?
Thanks so much.
Elliott
P.S. Is there anyway to style text as code here?
On Feb 20, 6:39 pm, Lee Hambley lee.hamb
Jaryl,
That line in your config, should be two lines... export and source are two
different commands.
- Lee
2009/2/21 Jaryl Sim quantum.crus...@gmail.com
I fixed it by adding:
default_run_options[:pty] = true
What a weird error to have but anyway, thanks Jamis!
On Feb 21, 3:02 pm,
One quick Google search later, and I turned this up:
require 'rubygems'
gem 'activerecord', '=1.15.3'
require 'active_record'
... bad example, but you should be able to use that ...
More information on this thread: http://tinyurl.com/bpgd5m
- Lee
2009/2/22 Rafael G. r...@aspgems.com
Hi List,
This came up for a guy on IRC, and I've finally found time to write it
up basically this is multistage without the need for the multistage
extension, and works by reading its config from a YAML file. This should
suffice for anyone who's only difference between stages are servers and
...
My only concern would be that there is no more single place to go to get a
copy, get info and learn about it, a bunch of similarly named forks, with
similar feature sets would just cause trouble :)
- Lee
2009/2/26 Jamis Buck ja...@37signals.com
On 2/26/09 2:04 PM, Lee Hambley wrote:
I would
+1 for a capistrano user on github...
Does anyone know what happens, if Rubyforge, and Github gems both exist,
which do you end up with... the newest, I suppose?
- Lee
2009/2/26 Jamis Buck ja...@37signals.com
On 2/26/09 2:27 PM, Jonathan Weiss wrote:
Lee Hambley wrote:
My only concern
Ahh :)
That explains why I could never get my gem to install anywhere :)
- Lee
2009/2/26 Jamis Buck ja...@37signals.com
On 2/26/09 2:39 PM, Lee Hambley wrote:
+1 for a capistrano user on github...
Does anyone know what happens, if Rubyforge, and Github gems both exist,
which do you
Does your application have a mongrel configuration file, and if it does,
could you pastie.org it?
- Lee
2009/3/2 oler ole.rehm...@googlemail.com
Hey everyone,
I am trying to set my rails app up folowing the From the beginning
guide. So far I have been able to solve all problems that I
Stefan,
Please pastie your configuration... http://pastie.org/
- Lee
2009/3/2 Stefan Frede sfr...@gmail.com
Hi!
Can please someone give me a hint how I can solve this problem with
cap deploy:update?
Problem is I get the following message which I do not understand:
** [out]
** [out]
Gerhardus,
http://lee.hambley.name/2008/11/server-specific-tasks-with-capistrano
Give that a whirl?
- Lee
2009/3/2 Gerhardus Geldenhuis gerhardus.geldenh...@gmail.com
Hi
I want to create custom config files and would appreciate any tips if
anyone has attempted the same thing.
I am
Post your whole config, and don't remove anything - or you're removing the
things that you probably got wrong, so we can't help you... try again please
mate.
- Lee
2009/3/2 Stefan Frede sfr...@gmail.com
I just followed the getting started from the beginning. At the end I
only want to deploy,
,
Stefan
On 2 Mrz., 16:03, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com wrote:
Post your whole config, and don't remove anything - or you're removing
the
things that you probably got wrong, so we can't help you... try again
please
mate.
- Lee
2009/3/2 Stefan Frede sfr...@gmail.com
I just
I'll admit my method is a little painful, there's a lot to be said for
embedding rake tasks in your source repository and pushing them up with the
deploy, and then you can call them from capistrano and have them generate
configuration files for you.
- Lee
2009/3/2 Peter Booth
namespace :config do task :app, :roles = appservers do
end
task :db, :roles = dbservers do
end
end
task :copyconfig do
config.app
config.db
end
The above should work too, if you wanted to namespace them - my syntax may
be a little off, but it looks right at first glance.
2009/3/3
treetoad,
Try a cap deploy:cleanup - then redeploy, it may be if you have run it a
*lot* of times, something screwy is going on.
- Lee
2009/3/8 treetoad taty...@googlemail.com
I've been working on a fiddly deployment where I've had to deploy and
deploy:update several times in the past few
I'm with Sarah,
Make a migration user that is the production database, with a more able
user defined, use this account to run the migrations, which will still
affect the production database.
= Lee
2009/3/11 Sarah Mei sarah...@gmail.com
One option is to set up another environment
And, if you did do as Jamis suggested, does your capfile include the load
deploy.rb line ?
- Lee
2009/3/12 Jamis Buck ja...@37signals.com
Did you run 'capify' on your project directory?
capify .
(note the '.', which means 'current directory').
- Jamis
On 3/11/09 5:40 PM, Josh Rachner
My thoughts exactly - I wonder if this should become a part of
capistrano-ext ?
- Lee
2009/3/12 S. Robert James srobertja...@gmail.com
Great code - how 'bout wrapping it up as an extension?
On Mar 10, 2:42 pm, andynu and...@gmail.com wrote:
I took a different approach. Since you have
Is your git repository server answering on port 22? That isn't required for
a setup task to complete.
- Lee
2009/3/15 Valafar wallu...@gmail.com
It seems that I'm having same problem as here:
http://groups.google.com/group/capistrano/browse_thread/thread/2128df224f0954d5
On Mar 15, 8:57
Congrats,
In future, post the whole problem :)
- Lee
2009/3/16 Valafar wallu...@gmail.com
Problem solved. I didn't have loopback interface up at mysite.ath.cx,
so I couldn't make ssh connections to localhost at mysite.ath.cx.
On Mar 15, 10:24 pm, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com wrote
Tiberiu,
Can you run the tasks on a remote shell like this?
ssh u...@example.com -c my test task that requires rubygems in the path
I suspect that will fail, as going that way you get a tty, not a pty and
should not get an environment, I suspect in capistrano you need the pty
option.. here's
rubygems at the default
installation path and all is working now.
I wish I gave your solution a try, but I'm really behind and can't
afford to.
Thanks again.
Tiberiu
On Mar 16, 4:12 pm, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com wrote:
Tiberiu,
Can you run the tasks on a remote shell like
Ian,
You know of course that the svn-up mantra breaks the benefit of revisioned
releases with Capistrano, might I suggest you speed up an actual deploy with
deploy_via(:remote_cache)http://wiki.capify.org/index.php/Understanding_Deployment_Strategies#Deploy_Strategy_:remote_cache
?
- Lee
and for larger full release updates we do a
normal cap deploy.
Be that as is may, I am still looking to update the REVISION file
without reinventing the wheel so to speak.
- Ian
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 12:25 PM, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com
wrote:
Ian,
You know of course
Zan99,
Are you using File.join() in your code anywhere ?
- Lee
2009/3/18 zan99 hzan...@gmail.com
Hi, I'm trying to do a cap deploy from my Windows machine via a remote
GitHub repository. However, it is failing because deploy:update_code
is converting the forward slash in my repository url
/3/18 Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com
Zan99,
Are you using File.join() in your code anywhere ?
- Lee
2009/3/18 zan99 hzan...@gmail.com
Hi, I'm trying to do a cap deploy from my Windows machine via a remote
GitHub repository. However, it is failing because deploy:update_code
effort to get management to go this far and I'd rather save the points
for another day, if you know what I mean.
Thanks for the help.
Cheers,
- Ian
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 12:56 PM, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com
wrote:
Sure Ian,
Can you not though, using either remote_cache
Hi Pierre,
There may be some scope in setting the scm_username and scm_password (maybe
scm_user, i forget) but I suspect these won't work for you, it may be worth
a try though; also, in a slightly hacky manner, you may gain some mileage by
making use of the HTTP-password-in-url ... try something
I suppose you do it in your Capfile, as early as possible.
- Lee
2009/3/18 zan99 hzan...@gmail.com
Lee, thanks for that idea. Any suggestion on where/how to set this,
so that it is recognized when I run cap deploy?
On Mar 18, 3:20 am, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com wrote:
Zan,
You
You can set :repository and either :remote_repository or :local_repository
(:repository being the opposite) ... check the docs and you cna see, you can
use one repos, and the server will use another
- Lee
2009/3/18 Sarah Mei sarah...@gmail.com
executing locally: git ls-remote
Hi François,
I'm not exactly sure why it works this way either, locally does mean
locally though :)
- Lee
2009/3/18 François Montel zeroh...@gmail.com
Thanks, that clarified it. I had read the docs, but I didn't realize
capistrano would try to run git on my local computer (why would it
Di you have an SSH key, and is it at %w(~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub) ?
What SSH client are you using ?
- Lee
2009/3/30 Masuda msd@gmail.com
Hi,there.
I'm trying to deploy with Capistrano 2.5.5 and git.
But when using cap deploy command, server requires password for
Windows login user name,
I'm not familiar with a windows installation, since Net::SSH is a pure-ruby
implementation of an SSH client, there shouldn't be one required if you
are deploying *to* windows that isn't going to work very well for you...
looking at the logs, you aren't entering a valid password for the target
Hi Alex,
I don't mean to be rude in the least, but there are a few glaringly obvious
I'm new to ruby problems with your Rake task that are going to limit its
usefulness to the community, I'd be happy to work them through with you if
you are interested, I do not however want to turn this thread
the obvious solution would be to remove the old one ?
- Lee
2009/3/31 Wayne Soh wayne@gmail.com
Hi,
I'm not sure whether this is exactly a gem question or a capistrano
question.
I have a linux set up with gem_path set as /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/
1.8 and capistrano 2.5.5 installed to
Where is your Git repository hosted?
- Lee
2009/4/1 Masuda msd@gmail.com
Thanks for replies.
Capistrano SSH key authentication seems to be going well, because cap
deploy:setup command was finished and I confirmed directories were
created.
Perhaps the problem is git SSH key
Hi Christophe,
Please find my responses inline below.
2009/4/1 Christophe christophe.gime...@gmail.com
Hello, I'm new to Capistrano and I need some help for my first steps :
- Where can I find documentation about all the commands allowed in a
Capfile ? Sorry if I missed this
There is a
Wayne,
In your terminal, run this `which cap` and tell us the result.
- Lee
2009/4/1 Wayne Soh wayne@gmail.com
How do I do that? PATH in bash_profile is
PATH=/usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin currently.
2009/4/1 E. Johnson r...@erikj.info
Sounds like a shell
Olivier,
Do you have svn installed (and in the Path) on your local machine, at first
glance that seems to be what the error is.
- Lee
2009/4/6 CiriusMex cirius...@gmail.com
Hi guys, I got a problem with capistrano configuration.
Here comes my deploy.rb file:
set :application, CondoWeb
a lot for your help ^^
On 6 abr, 02:26, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com wrote:
Olivier,
Do you have svn installed (and in the Path) on your local machine, at
first
glance that seems to be what the error is.
- Lee
2009/4/6 CiriusMex cirius...@gmail.com
Hi guys, I
Have you run deploy:setup ?
- Lee
2009/4/6 CiriusMex cirius...@gmail.com
Ok, found something on internet, the problem is that I didn't had a
ssh.exe in the svn folder. Copied the TurtoisePLink.exe in the svn
directory and renamed it ssh.exe and did the trick.
But I'm having a new problem
finished
On 6 abr, 04:45, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com wrote:
Have you run deploy:setup ?
- Lee
2009/4/6 CiriusMex cirius...@gmail.com
Ok, found something on internet, the problem is that I didn't had a
ssh.exe in the svn folder. Copied the TurtoisePLink.exe in the svn
...@condow.com:7822/home/condow09/
svn/CondoWeb
and
set :repository, svn+ssh:7822//condo...@condow.com/home/condow09/svn/
CondoWeb
Without any result...
On 6 abr, 16:33, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com wrote:
Since you are using svn+ssh you need both, can you try setting the
:repository
but they weren't of any help...^^
On 6 abr, 17:12, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com wrote:
The former is the correct syntax for the command, if it were to work, I
will
examine some svn documentation and get back to you... that alternative,
on
the face of it may be to open a tunnel from your deployment
was in contact with the
hosting support service but they weren't of any help...^^
On 6 abr, 17:12, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com wrote:
The former is the correct syntax for the command, if it were to work,
I will
examine some svn documentation and get back to you... that
alternative
:)
2009/4/7 Rafael G. r...@aspgems.com
Yeah! You find it :)
Lee Hambley wrote:
How's this one?
* http://bit.ly/ZvDC
- Lee
2009/4/7 Rafael G. r...@aspgems.com mailto:r...@aspgems.com
Sorry, I pasted a wrong link. I'm searching the same for windows in
my
history
It replaces it.
- Lee
2009/4/9 Andrei andrei.m...@gmail.com
Capistrano creates links to current - rails/alfaim/releases/
20090409133222 , the problem is that the actual location of the
release is at $HOME/rails/alfaim/releases/20090409133222 . The same
problem appears for shared folder.
Ivan,
Please open a ticket on lighthouse app:
- http://capistrano.lighthouseapp.com/
Hopefully someone techy can pick it up there
2009/4/14 Ivan Evtuhovich evtuhov...@gmail.com
Hello,
i try to use ruby 1.8.6-p368
cat config/deploy/production.rb
cat config/deploy/production.rb
server
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