Ah, that makes sense. I'm never quite sure when to use sudo or not.
I think the sudo is causing your problems. As long as your initial
clone has (had) the correct permissions and you pull and update as www-
data you should be fine. An unspecified "sudo" makes the owner of the
files root.
Something like this should give you the results you are seeking:
def update(
I'm not sure if it's a hook or not but I'll just try adding a chown command
to my deploy function. I was already specifying user='www-data' on the pull
but am not sure if that does anything.
def deploy():
sudo('cd /var/web2py/applications/%s; hg pull' % (app), user='www-data')
sudo('cd /
Does fabric/mercurial have post-receive hooks like git? I use this do
a recursive chown after every update to be safe.
On Feb 18, 11:54 pm, pbreit wrote:
> I just had a site outage after deploying some code changes. Somehow, some of
> my directories and files had become owned by root instead of w
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