LorenzoSapora
commented
5 years ago Not to provide any insight into a fix for this, but you shouldn't keep your passwords in the script.
On your local machine:
ssh-copy-id USER@HOSTIt should ask you to login with a password, but after that, you should create an entry in your ssh config file (nano ~/.ssh/config):
Host laravelserver
HostName 1.2.3.4
Port 80
User deployThen within your envoy script, you'll just need to call this:
@setup
# Removed, as not needed
@endsetup
@servers(['dev' => ['laravelserver'] )
@task('clean_old_releases')
echo "Step # 81";
# Removed because password should never be stored in plaintext
# echo 'The password is: {{ $lardeployer_password }}';
# echo 'The $server_login_user is: {{ $server_login_user }}';
echo "Step # 00 app_version ::{{ $app_version }}";
cd {{ $release_number_dir }}
# php artisan envoy:delete-old-versions Hostels2Deployed
@endtask
@macro('Hostels2Deploy',['on'=>'dev'])
clean_old_releases
@endmacroIf you receive an error when trying to copy the ssh key to the server, it's possible you've not created one. Fix it by using this command
ssh-keygenAny questions, or issues, let me know.
sergeynilov
Hello! With laravel 5.8 envoy command I deploy on remote server and I set password in command line, like:
and envoy file:
With credentials in @servers block I expected I will not have to enter password manually, but in command line I see prompt to enter password. I output $server_login_user and $lardeployer_password vars and they have valid values.
Which is valid path ?