Server Remote is a gem that provides common application server commands over ssh via a script in script/
called remote
.
Currently, it provides the following commands:
remote shell
– same as ssh’ing to the server (this is the default command, so it can be called with justremote
)remote console
– executes ascript/console
on the serverremote logtail
– executestail -f log/<environment>.log
on the serverremote logtail path/to/logfile
– executestail -f path/to/logfile
on the serverremote cmd <some command>
executes command on the server, displaying the result. It @cd@’s to the remote app root first.remote scp <local_file> :<remote_file>
provides scp. Prefix remote files with ‘:’
Configuration is stored in config/server_remote.yml
. On installation, a sample file is copied to APP_ROOT/config/
(along with APP_ROOT/script/remote
).
The configuration file groups configurations into profiles. A profile defines the info needed to connect to a server, along with the path to the app and the environment it is running under.
The default profile is app_. This can be changed with the @defaultprofile:@ setting in the config file, and overridden on any call with the -p profile
switch. This switch must be the first argument. Example:
script/remote -p admin console
First, install the gem (from Gemcutter):
gem install server_remote
Second, use server_remotify
command to create the config and script file in your project:
server_remotify path_to_app
If either of the config/
or script/
dirs do not exist, they will be created for you.
Note: this plugin uses the ssh and scp binaries, which must be in your path. I have absolutely no idea if it will work on Windows.
Copyright © 2009 Tobias Crawley, released under the MIT license