ast weekend with a simple way to handle
that, and should work really nicely when it's implemented (soon). We
have a beta version up that we're using internally, and we love it.
We'll be sure to post here and on the rails-deployment list with
updates on release dates.
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s now:
and now the symlink option could be followed to get to the current release.
Hope this helps someone,
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hat script, and let me know if you have any
questions/problems. So many have been using, I setup a trac for it:
http://trac.highgroove.com/deployment
any feedback is appreciated, hope you get some good use out of 'em.
deprec and the railsmachine folk all have similar tools, too
might be
on_setup do
# ...
I think this works better, but only IMHO. I also realize this is not
answering your question, so take with a grain of salt.
Cheers,
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mai
+ password = configuration[:svn_password] ? "--password #
> {configuration[:svn_password]}" : ""
> + "#{username} #{password}"
> +end
> +
> def svn_log(path)
> - `svn log -q --limit 1 #{path}`
> +
nter your SSH key password: ")
> > pwd = $stdin.readline
> > $stdout.puts pwd
> > channel.send_data pwd
> > end
> > end
> > run 'env'
> > end
> >
> > This works in the sense that the next time I log in to my SVN
t monit_configuration, "/etc/monit.d/rails.conf"
end
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ey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> On 12/01/2007, at 5:38 PM, Charles Brian Quinn wrote:
>
> Nice stuff. Do you work for slingshot or just use them for VPS's?
>
> > Mike, I may have to take you up on your word that it'd be easy to
> > integrat
Oh on that updatable-manual, that's a fabulous idea, Jamis. Count
me in as a contributor.
And I'd take that Ezra character up on the hosting if it comes to
that. Him and Rob Orsini may also know a thing about real-world
capistrano usage too. ;-)
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self
> I'm interested in knowing if people use it to setup more of a machine:
> > which rpms, packages
> > are installed, apache setups, etc.
> >
> > beep
> >
> >
> > >
>
>
> >
>
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For a client, we altered the repository line to read:
set :repository,
"https://svn.server.com/#{application}/tags/#{ENV['DEPLOY_VERSION']}"
so now it is deployed with:
cap deploy DEPLOY_VERSION=1.2.5
hope that helps
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know how. It'll require some serious SSH-
> fu, I think. If anyone wants to play with that and figures out a way
> to make it work, please let me know. I'd love for capistrano to mimic
> the command-execution semantics of the ssh command as closely as
> possible.
>
>
We use capistrano with acts_as_ferret as well.
Our recipes are here:
http://svn.highgroove.com:8080/deployment/trunk/apache2_2_mongrel_deploy.rb
there's even a task in there for rebuilding the index, say after
you've setup the symlink to a shared dir.
enjoy,
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name)
task_name = $2
cap task_name
end
end
Now when you run: remote: it just sends cap
Seems to be working well, but I'd love some comments or to see if this
works on all setups. I still left the remote:exec task, because
that's the other one I use.
patch attache
; The "spin" script doesn't seem to exist in any Rails app I've
> generated.
>
> In browsing through the Rails svn repository, it looks like there used
> to be a script called "process/spinner.rb", but it was removed last
> June or so.
>
>
> I&#x
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