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symlink to current is broken #79
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Similar issue with a new install on Ubuntu 12.10 x64 ... during initial deploy
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@JonleePeakman I just remove deploy directory .... and try again. |
Had same problem... "queue! %[mkdir -p "#{deploy_to}/current"]" and then manually delete current folder from server |
Exactly, current in a smylink that creates automatically, you if you create a folder named current in the setup task please remove it. |
Hello.
I'm running into a strange problem that I hope someone can give me a pointer on. The deployment runs fine but the symlink to <deployment_root>/current is wrong. Each deployment creates a broken symlink to a release path beneath current. Logging in to the server and manually running "ln -s <any_release_path> current" instead of ln -nsf will correctly symlink a release path to current.
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