[chef] Re: Re: Re: Question about application(_django)

[Daniel DeLeo < >]

On Thursday, November 15, 2012 at 9:28 AM, Arnold Krille wrote:

On Thursday 15 November 2012 08:55:13 Noah Kantrowitz wrote:

On Nov 15, 2012, at 8:43 AM, Arnold Krille wrote:

Hi all,

this is probably a beginners question but I can't figure it out:

I want to use application (application_django to be specific) to deploy

our

django project. Our source is in a subversion repository that is only

accessible with a valid username/password. But I don't know how to give

the

username and password to the deployment process.

This is what I have so far:

---

application "ohf2" do

path "/srv/ohf2"

owner "www-data"

group "www-data"

scm_provider Chef::Provider::Subversion do

svn_username "****"

svn_password "****"

end

repository "https://development.bcs.bcs/svn/bcspackages/trunk/monster-

master"

#migrate true

django do

packages ["django", "django_extensions", "django-mptt"]

debug true

end

end

---

The error it returns is:

---

FATAL: Errno::ENOENT: deploy_revision[ohf2]

(/var/chef/cache/cookbooks/application/providers/default.rb line 122) had

an error: Errno::ENOENT: No such file or directo

ry - svn info

https://development.bcs.bcs/svn/bcspackages/trunk/monster-master -rHEAD

---

When I copy the url to a browser it asks for the authentication and when I

enter the deployment-auth it shows the correct stuff...

I also tried giving svn_username and svn_password as parameters on the

application-level but then it just complains that it doesn't know what to

do with the parameters.

What should I do? What am I doing wrong?

Should I ditch application and just rebuild the parts of

application_django

that I need for my own recipe?

Are you installing svn before calling that?

Thanks, that I didn't do.

Now it fails with:

Chef::Exceptions::Exec: deploy_revision[ohf2]

(/var/chef/cache/cookbooks/application/providers/default.rb line 122) had an

error: Chef::Exceptions::Exec: returned 1, expected 0

I can provide a stacktrace if needed, but neither the stack-trace nor the

output from chef-client tell me *which* command returned 1 instead of 0.

Any ideas how to go on?

Arnold

Usually that error message is "$command returned X, expected 0"[0], which leads me to suspect you have a nil value for some required command. 

-- 

Daniel DeLeo

0. Random example from first google hit: Chef::Exceptions::Exec: apt-get -q -y install exim4=4.72-6+squeeze2 returned 100, expected 0