Ruby on Rails Friday, December 31, 2010

Ok, I just fixed it and it was a weird solution. I had to login to my
deploy user and check out the project, but when I did that it prompted
me if I wanted to add the host to the list of known_hosts, and I said
yes so I guess all I had to do was add itself to the list of
known_hosts.

On Dec 31, 10:58 pm, Mike C <snib...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm about ready to deploy my app so I decided to create a testapp to
> deploy just so I can learn how to use capistrano for deployment. I'm
> running Ruby 1.8.7 with Rails 3.0.3, capistrano 2.5.19 and git 1.7.3.2
> with gitosis. Everything is going to be hosted on the same machine
> (git and the app, so the app will be deployed on the same server as
> the git repo).
>
> Long story short, when I set my deploy_via to :remote_cache I get a
> host key auth failed, but when I set it to :copy everything works. If
> I understand correctly, I need to create a key for the user I use to
> deploy the app. I did that and I added it to the gitosis-admin but it
> didn't seem to work. I really want to use :remote_cache though, so any
> insights into this problem are highly appreciated.

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