gems being installed on db server
Reported by graemeV9 | September 16th, 2008 @ 02:51 PM
when using deprec on a multiple server set up (ie: 1 web/app server and 1 db server) rails gems and essentially the entire rails stack get installed on the db server as well as the web/app server. as a work around i gave added :roles => [:app, :web] to the lib\deprec\recipes\rails.rb line 93
task :install_gems_for_project do
if gems_for_project
gems_for_project.each { |gem| gem2.install(gem) }
end
end
I am using the gem deprec-1.99.27 on a windows machine going to Ubuntu 8.04.1 machines
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