Note to self.
When deploying my RubyOnRails applications with Capistrano and I get errors like this one
1 2 3 4 5 | servers: ["app.myserver.com"] [app.myserver.com] executing command ** [out :: app.myserver.com] sh: bundle: command not found command finished in 31ms servers: ["app.myserver.com"] [app.myserver.com] executing command ** [out :: app.myserver.com] sh: bundle: command not found command finished in 31ms |
Capistrano executes the commands in a very basic shell so the $PATH environment are not the same as when you login through SSH.
One way to solve this is by setting PermitUserEnvironment to yes in /etc/sshd_config and then add the correct PATH to ~/.ssh/environment
I just found another way that was much easier 
In you config/deploy.rb add the following snippet
1 2 3 | set :default_environment, { 'PATH' => "/opt/ruby-enterprise/bin/:$PATH" } |
Thats it!
Cheers!
Posted in Programming, Rails, Ruby at June 1st, 2011. 4 Comments
Tagged with capistrano, deploy, Ruby. Written by: stjernstrom
Tagged with capistrano, deploy, Ruby. Written by: stjernstrom
