def provision_vagrant():
vagrant()
update_index()
fabtools.require.postfix.server('example.com')
create_pg_database()
update_requirements()
django_manage("migrate")
django_migrate()
def vagrant(name=''):
"""
optional command `fab vagrant <something>`
sets the public key for root and then switches to the root user
"""
from fabtools import vagrant as _vagrant
_vagrant.vagrant(name)
env['host_string'] = env['host_string'].replace('vagrant', 'root')
def vagrant(name=''):
"""
optional command `fab vagrant <something>`
sets the public key for root and then switches to the root user
"""
from fabtools import vagrant as _vagrant
_vagrant.vagrant(name)
env['host_string'] = env['host_string'].replace('vagrant', 'root')
def vagrant(name=''):
"""
optional command `fab vagrant <something>`
sets the public key for root and then switches to the root user
"""
from fabtools import vagrant as _vagrant
_vagrant.vagrant(name)
sudo('rsync -az /home/vagrant/.ssh/ /root/.ssh/')
sudo('chown -R root: /root/.ssh')
env['host_string'] = env['host_string'].replace('vagrant', 'root')
def vagrant(name=''):
"""
optional command `fab vagrant <something>`
sets the public key for root and then switches to the root user
"""
from fabtools import vagrant as _vagrant
_vagrant.vagrant(name)
sudo('rsync -az /home/vagrant/.ssh/ /root/.ssh/')
sudo('chown -R root: /root/.ssh')
env['host_string'] = env['host_string'].replace('vagrant', 'root')
def status():
vagrant()
run('sudo service couchdb status')
run('sudo service nginx status')
with cd(VAGRANT_HOME):
run('hg status')
def update():
vagrant()
with cd(VAGRANT_HOME):
run('hg pull -u')
def dev():
"""Local dev environment."""
env.is_dev = True
env.app_root = '/vagrant/'
vagrant()
env.dbname = "devsite_django"
# Location where Fabric can store db-related files, with trailing /
env.encfab = "/mnt/encrypted/fabric/"
# Configure the Vagrant VM as the default target of our commands, so long as no
# hosts were specified on the command line. Calling vagrant() is sort of like
# writing env.hosts = ["vagrant"], but it handles the hostname and SSH config
# properly.
#
# This means that run() and sudo() will execute on the Vagrant VM by default.
#
if not env.hosts:
try:
from fabtools.vagrant import vagrant
vagrant()
except SystemExit:
print ""
print "***** "
print "***** Fabric encountered a fatal exception when loading the Vagrant configuration!"
print "***** Make sure that Vagrant is running:"
print "*****"
print "***** $ vagrant status"
print "***** $ vagrant up"
print "***** "
raise
@task
def setup():
def create_superuser():
vagrant()
django_manage("createsuperuser [email protected]", True)
def create_superuser():
vagrant()
django_manage("createsuperuser [email protected]", True)
env.dbname = "devsite_django"
# Location where Fabric can store db-related files, with trailing /
env.encfab = "/mnt/encrypted/fabric/"
# Configure the Vagrant VM as the default target of our commands, so long as no
# hosts were specified on the command line. Calling vagrant() is sort of like
# writing env.hosts = ["vagrant"], but it handles the hostname and SSH config
# properly.
#
# This means that run() and sudo() will execute on the Vagrant VM by default.
#
if not env.hosts:
try:
from fabtools.vagrant import vagrant
vagrant()
except SystemExit:
print ""
print "***** "
print "***** Fabric encountered a fatal exception when loading the Vagrant configuration!"
print "***** Make sure that Vagrant is running:"
print "*****"
print "***** $ vagrant status"
print "***** $ vagrant up"
print "***** "
raise
@task
def setup():
"""
