My FABRIC dict.
FABRIC = {
"DEPLOY_TOOL": "git", # Deploy with "git", "hg", or "rsync"
"SSH_USER": "", # Wefaction username
# "SSH_PASS": "", # SSH and Webfaction account password
# "SSH_KEY_PATH": "", # Local path to SSH key file, for key-based auth
"HOSTS": [""], # The IP a
Looks just like the default fabfile by mezzanine-webf. Seems like
Webfaction changed their app name again to plain "git". I'll take that
into account.
You shouldn't be running "fab install" every time, it's a one time step
(and that's explained in the README). You can do "fab remove" and "fab
The following files and folders are under git_app
auth git.cgi gitweb.conf gitweb_wrapper.cgi repos static
I've even done 'fab remove' and redone 'fab install' then 'fab deploy'.
Same error.
I've attached my 'fabfile.py'. I only changed line 460 from git_230 to git.
On Wednesday, May 25, 20
That's weird. "fab deploy" should push your repo to the server and check
out your working directory into the project folder. What to you see in
~/webapps/git_app?
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Am using git.
The only files present under ../webapps/'project-name' are
app.port
last.commit
last.db
I think it fails when trying to deploy the project files to that folder.
On Wednesday, May 25, 2016 at 5:21:48 PM UTC+3, George M wrote:
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> I get the following error after running fab deploy.
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What deploy tool are you using? If you're using git your working directory
lives in a different folder from the actual repo. The project files should
be at /home/username/webapps/project-name.
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Hi Eduardo,
Thanks for your reply.
My project is mezzanine 4.
The fabric settings on my fabfile are copied from
https://github.com/jerivas/mezzanine-webf.
I dont think the project files are yet fully on the server since I only see
.commit files.
On Wednesday, May 25, 2016 at 5:21:48 PM UTC+3, Ge