@@ -32,6 +32,18 @@ case $RAILS_APPLICATION in 4) source apps/jobberrails.sh ;; +5) + source apps/radiant.sh + source apps/eldorado.sh + source apps/jobberrails.sh + source apps/spree.sh + ;; +all) + source apps/radiant.sh + source apps/eldorado.sh + source apps/jobberrails.sh + source apps/spree.sh + ;; *) echo $RAILS_APPLICATION: That is an unknown option. Exiting... >&2 exit 1 configure_rails_apps.sh @@ -9,25 +9,25 @@ Welcome to configuration-automation! This script will connect to your remote Ubuntu 8.x server, install the necessary applications and libraries to serve production Ruby on Rails applications. It will then deploy a Rails application you choose from a list. -##################################### Caution ################################################ -This script is intended for newly installed Ubuntu 8.x Linux servers. It runs with root priveleges. Running it -against servers with existing data, system libraries, databases or Rails applications may 'destroy such life in -favor of its new matrix.' +######################################## Caution ######################################## +Intended for newly installed Ubuntu 8.x Linux servers. It runs with root priveleges. Running it against servers +with existing data, system libraries, databases or Rails applications may 'destroy such life in favor of its new matrix.' Similarly, the Rails app installer scripts may be run individually against a server already configured by configuration-automation. They will not conflict with other apps already installed, but they would with an existing application installaion of the same name. i.e. don't install Radiant, if you already have an install of Radiant on the server that you care about. +############################################################################################################# -The script and its related configuration files are an extension of the original, script available at: http://github.com/mmond/configuration-automation. This version introduces menu driven configuration choices like -the target server and Rails application to deploy. Possible configuration options to add in the future: more -OS targets, different versions of Ruby/Rails/libraries, install locations, multiple server targets and Puppet/Chef. +This version introduces menu driven configuration choices like the target server and Rails application to deploy. +Possible configuration options to add in the future: more OS targets, different versions of Ruby/Rails/libraries, +install locations, multiple server targets and Puppet/Chef. -The following software packages are installed: - Ruby 1.8.7 Rails 2.2.2 - Rubygems 1.3 Phusion Passenger - MySQL 5.0.67 - +The following software packages are installed by default: + Ruby 1.8.7 Rails 2.2.2 + Rubygems 1.3 Phusion Passenger + MySQL 5.0.67 + After the server is configured with Ruby, Rails and Phusion Passenger, a 'Hello World' Rails application is installed as an example. If you'd like to install an actual production Rails app, please choose from the options below. This section (configure_rails_apps.sh) can be run separately to install more apps. @@ -38,6 +38,7 @@ echo "1. Radiant CMS" echo "2. El Dorado" echo "3. Spree" echo "4. jobberRails" +echo "5. All" printf "Default (0): " ; read RAILS_APPLICATION configure_ubuntu.sh 944d777794a2e753c1a2d2e375a0157ecbeedcbc mark mmond@io.com http://github.com/mmond/configuration-automation/commit/59c85123affadfb786baafb0a232cf3b564b864a 59c85123affadfb786baafb0a232cf3b564b864a 2009-01-28T08:13:10-08:00 2009-01-28T08:13:10-08:00 All app install option 4550b13f37f189dff2c786a5436b5dadd4f9fcb8 mark mmond@io.com