Gav.... wrote: > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Gav...." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Saturday, October 29, 2005 8:35 PM > Subject: Re: Trying to run forrestbot... > | > | Yes, I can ftp from the command-line no problem, > | I can not suspect a connection problem at the > | moment because the forrestbot is not even trying > | to make a connection, the FTP part of the script > | simply is not being executed at all. > | > | It may be an error in my script, but from the details > | I have on Forrestbot I can not see what is wrong/missing > | at this point, I will keep looking. > > Answering myself again, I found the problem. > > I looked inside deploy.xml and changed this line :- > > <target name="deploy.ftp" unless="build.failed" description="Forrestbot: > Deploy via FTP"> > > to > > <target name="deploy.ftp" unless="" description="Forrestbot: > Deploy via FTP"> > > So, all deploy methods will not occur on a build failure by default. > (You must have changed yours sometime David)
No. > Whether this should be over-ridden in the user defined forrestbot file I > dont know, but it works now, and combined with the turning on > of CLI checksums in cli.xconf, only updates via ftp those files > that have been changed. > > It's all good :) The checksums bit is definitely good. Being able to deploy a broken site would cause problems. I wonder how i managed to do it. Perhaps it was because i do separate actions with the forrestbot: 'build', then investigate the brokenlinks reports and log files and sometimes view, then 'deploy'. -David
