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Installing and using Gitpusshuten
rchristensen edited this page May 2, 2011
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Important: Git Pusshu Ten will from now one be referred to in spoken conversation as heavenly. It is dangerous to try and pronounce the full name. Be fore warned.
Install the gem as root through rvm with: rvmsudo gem install gitpusshuten
Ensure installation worked with: heavenly help
If you get a message about i18n not being installed, perform the following rvmsudo gem install i18n
Setup heavenly in the roomtrol git repository. cd /path/to/roomtrol-daemon/ heavenly initialize
Let's configure our heavenly environment. Edit .gitpusshuten/config.rb to:
##
# Git Pusshu Ten - Configuration
#
# Here you specify all your environments. Most people will be
# satisfied with just 2: "staging" and "production". These are included
# in this configuration template. If you need more, feel free to add more.
#
# For more information, visit:
# http://gitpusshuten.com/documentation/getting-started/configuration/
##
# Example of configuring both a staging and production environment
pusshuten 'Roomtrol', :staging, :production do
configure do |c|
c.user = 'roomtrol'
c.ip = 'roomtrol-dev3.class.wesleyan.edu'
# c.password = 'my-password'
# c.passphrase = 'my-ssh-passphrase'
# c.port = '22'
c.path = "/var/roomtrol-daemon/"
end
modules do |m|
m.add :bundler
m.add :nginx
m.add :rvm
# m.add :passenger
# m.add :mysql
# m.add :redis
end
end
pusshuten 'Roomtrol', :production do
configure do |c|
c.ip = 'roomtrol-dev3.class.wesleyan.edu'
end
end
And our .gitpusshuten/hooks.rb file is:
##
# Git Pusshu Ten - Hooks
#
# These are actions performed on the remote server
# from within the application root. Depending on what
# modules you included in the "config.rb" file, you might
# not have to create extra hooks here.
#
# For example, if you specified the :nginx module in the "config.rb"
# then you do not need to specify a nginx restart hook here since the
# module will automatically add a hook that already does that for you.
#
# For more information, visit:
# http://secretpreview.gitpusshuten.com/documentation/getting-started/deployment-hooks/
#
perform_on :staging do
post "Running bundle install" do
run 'rvm 1.9.2'
run 'bundle install'
end
end