Danny Kirschner danman01

Make sure that your init.d or upstart scripts to manage Unicorn and its workers are taken into account when capistrano-unicorn is doing the unicorn restart / reload / duplication tasks.

I did not think to look at these scripts when I had to debug the stale pid file / already running / unable to listen on socket errors. But it makes sense, as upstart starts Unicorn when it is not running, and then capistrano-unicorn is also attempting to start Unicorn.

I combine these capistrano tasks and hooks with Monit and a Unicorn init script.

Capistrano tasks:

namespace :monit do

Here's some errors I ran into:

I am getting nil country.states error when at checkout/address. I tried to dig around in the code, but haven't gotten too far. I do have a default country ID set, so maybe my default @order.address is nil...I will need to debug further. Again, this is with a fresh postgresql database.

(Also, where is checkout#edit action? There's a lot of modules to dig into and I haven't been able to find it. If I find the edit action, I would throw a debugger in there to see what my @order has)

So that was all on heroku (https://partsomobile.herokuapp.com/).

I felt I should have been testing locally first, so I started my server and I added a product called mug, but do not see where I specify quantity available.

Use the following curl command to POST xml data to the Batchbook api people endpoint. This will create a new Person contact in the apitest account.

curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: text/xml" -d "xml-string-data" "url"

where "xml-string-data" is something like:

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?> <person> <about nil='true'/><champion type='boolean'>false</champion> <first-name>MyXml</first-name> <last-name>ApiTest</last-name> <middle-name nil='true'/> <name nil='true'/> <prefix nil='true'/> </person>

	worker_processes 2
	working_directory "/var/www/apps/myapp/current"
	preload_app true
	if GC.respond_to?(:copy_on_write_friendly=)
	GC.copy_on_write_friendly = true
	end
	timeout 70

	# This is where we specify the socket.
	# We will point the upstream Nginx module to this socket later on

	#!/bin/bash
	# make sure to have amazon ec2 command line tools installed
	# this script assumes have an elastic ip, and the instance id is static

	# enter your settings here
	STAGING="instance-id"
	STAGING_IP="your elastic ip"

	# get the status if your instance
	STATUS=`ec2-describe-instances $STAGING \| awk 'FNR == 2 {print $6}'`

	/* Removes first specified item from array, if it exists
	Use like: ["55","35"].pull("35")
	Handles cases where "35" isn't in the array
	Modifies array and returns pulled item
	*/
	Array.prototype.pull = function(x) {
	var index = this.indexOf(x);
	var to_return = undefined;
	if(index !== -1) {
	this.splice(index, 1);

	#make a backup of your repo if you aren't sure about this one, because these commands are irreversible.

	#first, go to your repos directory.

	cd myrepo
	#then recursively search for the conflicted files and delete them

	find . -type f -name "* conflicted copy*" -exec rm -f {} \;
	#lastly, remove any "conflicted" references from git's packed-refs file

	#ssh into the server and:
	rvm get stable
	rvm get head
	rvm install ruby-version-that-you-want
	rvm gemset use rubyversion@gemset --create

	#locally:
	#update local version
	bundle install
	#capfile is set to pull from local version when deploying

	some nice things to do when setting up git:

	# just push current branch when you do git push:
	git config --global push.default current