Posted by leevh on June 24, 2012 at 3:51am
Hello, I'm curious if anyone does this and would care to share how.
I'm experimenting with drush make for building platforms in octopus, and I'm trying to pull themes etc from my private repos on bitbucket. The syntax I tried using is
projects[myblugear][download][type] = "git"
projects[myblugear][download][url] = "git@bitbucket.org:myusername/mysite-d7-theme.git"
projects[myblugear][type] = "theme"
projects[myblugear][download][branch] = "master"The build is failing, and I believe because that syntax is SSH and my octopus user probably needs a key to match one on bitbucket.
Anyone have experience doing this?
thanks!
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Login to the Aegir system
Login to the Aegir system user, go to its home, and generate an SSH keypair:
sudo su - aegirssh-keygen -t rsa
Press few enters, and you'll find the needed public key in ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub, you should probably copy it to bitbucket.org.
Thanks for the info doka! I
Thanks for the info doka! I tried what you said, but I cannot seem to switch to the aegir user, I tried what you have, and "sudo su aegir"... is this because it has no shell set up?
Also, if I am building the makefiles from an Octopus instance, would I need to switch to that octopus user?
thanks!
That's correct as aegir is a
That's correct as aegir is a system user it does not have a default shell. This is a security feature so should be left as is. To login as aegir you need to instruct SU which shell to use as follows:
su -s /bin/bash aegirHowever if you want to do this for an octopus instance then you need to do this for the octopus user (assumes octopus user is o1):
su -s /bin/bash o1If you want this just to provide some make files then you could create a non-system user and set that up to pull down the make files from git. This is how I have done it - that way the set of make files are available to all octopus instances.
HTH,
JamieT