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#!/bin/bash
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# Settings shared by all targets (staging, production, etc). Usually the
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# shortname of the project (which is also the hostname for the frontend
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# proxy server used for staging sites) and the directory name. For our
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# web apps that use sc-proxy we make sure each is a subdirectory
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# of /opt/stagecoach/apps
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PROJECT=apostrophe
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DIR=/opt/stagecoach/apps/$PROJECT
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# Adjust the PATH environment variable on the remote host. Here's an example
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# for deploying to MacPorts
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#ADJUST_PATH='export PATH=/opt/local/bin:$PATH'
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# ... But you probably won't need to on real servers. I just find it handy for
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# testing parts of stagecoach locally on a Mac. : is an acceptable "no-op" (do-nothing) statement
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ADJUST_PATH=':'
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# ssh port. Sensible people leave this set to 22 but it's common to do the
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# "security by obscurity" thing alas
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SSH_PORT=22
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