Closed nolfranklin closed 9 years ago
Sorry about this; we've just switched to a .phar literally a few days ago to help with development, and there's probably something going on with it that I'm not finding in my environment. I'll try it out in a clean VM in a minute.
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On 5 Feb 2015, at 23:07, Nol Franklin notifications@github.com wrote:
Love the idea of this script but having a few issues getting it setup.
I'm using the following for my deploy.ini:
; This is a sample deploy.ini file.
[example]
scheme = sftp skip = false user = root pass = password host = 162.243.152.193 port = 22 path = /root/nols passive = true I dropped the git-deploy.phar file in the root of my project. I've tried with and without the /tools folder as well but I keep getting
Unable to access the git repository's folder.
and
Warning: chdir(): No such file or directory (errno 2) in phar:///...git-deploy/src/Git.php on line 95
I have an inited .git folder with a few commits as well and my hosting is on digital ocean. I can SSH and SFTP into the account without trouble.
Thanks for your help!
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Ah, greatly appreciated. Thanks @BrunoDeBarros!
I've just fixed this. :smile: It was indeed caused by the switch to .phar I'm afraid. I didn't notice it because I use the --repo-path option to keep one global copy of git-deploy in my PATH, and just use it to deploy any of my projects like that. Can you try it now?
@BrunoDeBarros, you just made my weekend! It works perfectly! Thank you times a million!
My pleasure! I'm closing this issue now, but please let me know if you need anything else at all! :smile:
Love the idea of this script but having a few issues getting it setup.
I'm using the following for my deploy.ini:
I dropped the git-deploy.phar file in the root of my project. I've tried with and without the /tools folder as well but I keep getting
I have an inited .git folder with a few commits as well and my hosting is on digital ocean. I can SSH and SFTP into the account without trouble.
Thanks for your help!