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Hi, just out of curiosity: I have a RoR website, and till now I used to deploy it by hand. Now I''ve deployed it automatically, and after this the web site response is much faster. I don''t know if capistrano did something else too, though the speed of how the site runs has increased a lot. there is another thing though: I''m using a shared account on textdrive, and there

I installed capistrano and have tried several things. Can''t seem to get it working. This is what i am getting. C:\ruby\radrails\modernfossil>cap deploy * executing `deploy'' * executing `deploy:update'' ** transaction: start * executing `deploy:update_code'' svn: Can''t create tunnel: The system cannot find the file specified. ***

I''m wondering if anyone has built a Capistrano task that will deploy mongrel either standalone or along with a rails app. I''ve been looking at possibilities for doing this but still new to using both having switched from using FCGI+Lighty and deploying by hand. Thanks, Curtis

Hi, I would like to deploy a RoR application from my local machine to a remote host. Looks like the capistrano assumes that you are using an internet accessible host for the SVN repository and doesn''t checkout files using file:///! Did I miss some configuration? How do other people handle their application deployment from your local machine? Thanks for your feedback. Regards, Hari

I''m trying to install Capistrano. When I run gem install Capistrano --include-dependencies, I get the following error: ERROR: While executing gem ... (Zlib::BufError) buffer error Anyone got any ideas what''s causing this and how I can fix it? I''d really like to use Capistrano to deploy my rails app, but I need to install it first.... Thanks, Myron -- Posted

Hi all I am trying to set up capistrano and it is failing when it tries to call an svn command on the db server, where svn is not installed. Here is the error message. ============================================================================ ============================================================================ [192.168.1.22] executing command [myserver.com] executing command **

Hey Everyone, According to the comments section in this blog post MediaTemple has their own capistrano deploy script: http://blog.vixiom.com/2006/10/12/media-temple-tames-the-beast-new-ruby-on-rails-hosting-service-with-mongrel/ The problem is that this deploy script refers to a file called ''mt-capistrano'' that I can''t find anywhere. Does anyone have any suggestions

So, I''ve just completed my first develop-test-deploy-wait -fix-test-deploy, and although it was successful it was a nightmare to carry out. Aside from not knowing that sqlite doesnt have a facility to delete columns from tables, the whole operation reeked of "hacked," with multiple command windows open while I sprinted back and forth between my dev machine and the web

Greetings, Today I''ve been working out how to begin using Capistrano and so far I''m impressed. Even in my situation, learning Rails and deploying to a single server, it''s incredibly helpful. I do have one small question though: In using Subversion I''ve used the "ignore" feature to ignore my local database.yml file, because my local database and

Hi everyone, I''m attempting to setup Capistrano for the first time. I''ve successfully run rake remote:exec ACTION="setup" However, every time I run rake deploy I get the following error: [root@www2 ~/src/ideeli/trunk/log]# rake deploy (in /root/src/ideeli/trunk) loading configuration

Hi all I didn''t get a response to my first post so I thought I''d try again. is anyone successfully using capistrano to deploy their app from a windows box? I''m trying to deploy a test app to my dreamhost account but all i get is "rake aborted!" with no further information. Can someone please confirm if capistrano even works under windows? many thanks al

The recent Rails security issue highlighted a concern I''ve had about Rails deploys; namely, you shouldn''t deploy anything to production that you don''t need there. Rails apps have a number of scripts--potential security holes or DOS targets in this case--along with all the other application code you need. There''s no reason you should have script/server, console,

I have noticed that occasionally (about 50% of the time) when i deploy (using capistrano) my app to a production server, i have to ssh into the box and manually stop and start backgroundrb to get it to load my workers. this is my basic setup i have 2 workers: lib/workers/mp3_worker.rb => takes a hash of params to downsample an mp3 lib/workers/flv_worker.rb => takes a has of

I''m NOT working on an enterprisey big time rails application; just something for my personal site. I''ve been deploying via local> git push origin master remote> git pull origin remote> sudo /etc/init.d/httpd restart Trying to decide if this is sufficient, or if learning capistrano and setting that up will give me any advantages over this? Thanks, Dave

Hi, I''m new at rails and am in the midst of deploying my first app to a test server. The app was developed on windows. I used Capistrano to deploy, and found a few issues: 1) I must chmod 755 dispatch.cgi each time I deploy 2) script/parse/reaper also doesn''t have the executable attributes so the deployment fails. 3) database.yml as checked out from svn isn''t

Hi. I am using Capistrano for my webapp and after deploy I need to restart memcached service. I am trying to do it with sudo "/etc/init.d/memcached restart" But it does not do it, even if memcached service existed - after deployment memcached service is off. I did some researching and added run "sleep 40" right after sudo command and found that service process existed

We''re moving some "internal use" apps to a spare internal machine - instead of a public, shared host. I''m not sure if it''s relevant, but the new machine is running OS 10.3. I''m having a strange problem using Capistrano. It happens on both our development machines, and only when deploying to this server. I run ''cap deploy'' and get:

I have my svn repository set up locally and working properly. I followed the instructions for local SVN deployment w/ capistrano (http://blog.wolfman.com/articles/2006/12/06/a-capistrano-scm-module- for-local-svn-access). I am able to connect to my server, however, it doesn''t put anything in the releases folder. Why is this? Also, in deploy.rb I set the repository to:

Hello! I now have a VPS and I''ve been playing with it a bit. It is running Debian 7.0. I''m wondering how to set up my environment to deploy a Rails 4 app. I''d like to use Nginx with Passenger, Capistrano and RVM. Any good starting points? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group. To

I have an application I''m working on which allows me to upload files. The files are stored somewhere in the public directory so that they can be accessed directly. When I deploy an update with Capistrano, I ''lose'' the files because of the current symlink points to the new checked out version. Before I start working on a solution, has anyone else already solved this