> http://www.capify.org/getting-started/from-the-beginning Those steps are complicated because it include the steps to install a ruby on rails application, configure it, and deploy it. I thought you could run capistrano outside rails, but maybe not. I've always had a rails app :) On Monday 01 December 2008 12:48:10 am Mike Miller wrote: > On Sun, 30 Nov 2008, Jeremy wrote: > > Check out Capistrano. It's used in the Ruby on Rails world to deploy > > servers and updates, but it also works outside rails. > > > > You can define a set of servers and credentials, the just say > > > > run "some_linux_command --options" > > or > > sudo "some_linux_command --options" > > I like the idea. It is similar to what Adam and I were talking about: > automating ssh jobs in a scripting language (in this case it is Ruby). I > like that and I work with a good Ruby and RoR programmer. On the other > hand, it it looks like it requires quite a bit of work to get things > going: > > http://www.capify.org/getting-started/from-the-beginning > > I'm sure we'll be studying that one closely though. > > Mike