Update fabfile with new deployment #535
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Maybe it's still best to open it again:/
| sudo("systemctl stop stregsystem.socket") | ||
| sudo("systemctl stop stregsystem.service") |
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Is it necessary to shutdown both of them?
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No, it should only be necessary to stop stregsystem.socket
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What happens to the existing stregsystem.service? Or is it only active during a request
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Typo, whooops. I meant to say that it should only be necessary to shut down stregsystem.service. To answer your question, it keeps running once started
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Hmm, what happens if apache2 tries to invoke stregsystem.socket during a deployment, then?
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Good point. I guess it's best to keep the systemctl stop stregsystem.socket then
Co-authored-by: AshesOfEther <[email protected]>
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| @task | |||
| def deploy(): | |||
| with cd("/data/stregsystem"): | |||
| sudo("systemctl stop apache2.service") | |||
| sudo("systemctl stop stregsystem.socket") | |||
| sudo("systemctl stop stregsystem.service") | |||
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Are the stregsystem.socket and stregsystem.service systemd files located in the repository too?
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They actually aren't 😓 , do you have an idea for where to store them? Currently, they are just on the server
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Merry christmas also 🎅
I don't think it is necessary to reload apache2.service anymore 🤔