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You probably don"t want to your application. On your local machine, open a new version from your Subversion repository. To make this process work, you"ve got to first manually check it out on Rails application. You"ve signed up for an account with OCS. Now what? This guide will take you step-by-step through setting up your website by that server. That way, the root of commands. You can, if you want, type your password in every time. The much easier, but still just as secure, way of your application folder (i.e. where you can run rake tasks, etc). Enter the OCS server. By the guide Copyright © 2007 You have a Give it a Ruby on Rails application (this guide was written using Rails 1.2.3)

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 abort "needs capistrano 2" unless respond_to?(:namespace)  # ============================================================================= # REQUIRED VARIABLES # ============================================================================= set :application, "website_name"  # CHANGE THIS LINE TO USE YOUR WEBSITE"S NAME set :repository,  "http://www.golrleaf.com/path/to/repo/trunk"  # CHANGE THIS LINE TO USE YOUR SVN REPO  # ============================================================================= # ROLES # ============================================================================= role :web, "yourserver.ocssolutions.com"  # CHANGE THESE LINES TO USE YOUR OCS SERVER NAME role :app, "yourserver.ocssolutions.com" role :db, "yourserver.ocssolutions.com", :primary => true  # ============================================================================= # OPTIONAL VARIABLES # ============================================================================= set :deploy_to, "/home/username/rails_apps/website_name"  # CHANGE THIS LINE TO POINT TO THE CORRECT PATH set :user, "username"  # CHANGE THIS LINE TO USE YOUR OCS USERNAME set :use_sudo, false set :deploy_via, :export set :port_number, "60040"  # CHANGE THIS LINE TO USE YOUR ASSIGNED PORT NUMBER  # ============================================================================= # TASKS # ============================================================================= namespace :deploy do    task :start, :roles => :app do     run "cd #{deploy_to}/current; mongrel_rails start -e production -p #{port_number} -d"   end   task :stop, :roles => :app do     run "cd #{deploy_to}/current; mongrel_rails stop"   end   task :restart, :roles => :app do     run "cd #{deploy_to}/current; mongrel_rails stop; mongrel_rails start -e production -p #{port_number} -d"     run "echo \"WEBSITE HAS BEEN DEPLOYED\""   end    after "deploy:update_code", :link_production_db end  # database.yml task desc "Link in the production database.yml" task :link_production_db do   run "ln -nfs #{deploy_to}/shared/config/database.yml #{release_path}/config/database.yml" end 

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sudo gem install -y capistrano process Before we go any further, you should make sure that Capistrano added to make sure it gets started again if the remote server set up