I'm using the following (excerpt) to run a script after deploy:
post-deploy:
script: bash refresh.sh
It never gets called, even though I can run it just fine if I ssh into the machine and execute the same command inside ~/htdocs.
What can I do to run this or similar scripts (e.g. php deploy.php) after deployment on Fortrabbit?
A bash script will not work, it must be a php script. However, inside your php script you can call anything using backticks:
http://php.net/manual/en/language.operators.execution.php
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I do have following setup:
a win PC with gitlab-runner installed (working)
a powershell script running on the same PC is starting an application
a gitlab server to connect this local PC and starting the powershell script
Now when starting the powershell script directly from the local PC, the application starts and terminates after done - working as expected. When starting the same powershell script with the gitlab server (yml-file) then I can see that the application has been started (new process in taskmanager) but it is not running as well it never terminates.
When manually end the task I see that gitlab terminates again.
Question:
what could be the root cause?
is it possible to run the powershell script with gitlab-runner? I think there is a way with the command "exec". How does the command looks like when calling the powershell script?
is it possible to run the application not in the background in order to see whats going on?
others?
thanks in advance
I think there is a bug with the gitlab runner on windows.
No matter which shell you configure in the config.toml the runner
will always use cmd.exe for an exec local run.
Specify the --shell argument to override the default cmd.exe shell:
> gitlab-runner exec shell your_job --shell pwsh
If you run this locally in your project, it outputs to .builds/, so add this to your .gitignore because git will see it and think you might want to add a submodule.
I am trying to run a script which launches a WSL (ubuntu1804) terminal, and then run a bash script in that terminal
.\ubuntu1804.exe;
cd test_directory;
node server.js;
However after the first command the terminal open however, the two other commands aren't executed
.\ubuntu1804.exe by itself opens an interactive shell which PowerShell executes synchronously.
That is, until you submit exit in that interactive shell to terminate it, control won't be returned to PowerShell, so the subsequent commands - cd test_directory and note server.js - are not only not sent to .\ubuntu1804.exe, as you intended, but are then run by PowerShell.
Instead, you must pass the commands to run to .\ubuntu1804.exe via the run sub-command:
.\ubuntu1804.exe run 'cd test_directory; node server.js'
Note: Once node exits, control will be returned to PowerShell.
I have a powershell file that I have downloaded from ScriptCenter that allows me to control and query virtual desktops on my machine (https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Powershell-commands-to-d0e79cc5).
Using their example, I can run that ps1 file at the start of my script to use those commands that the script creates. All fine here.
The only issue with this is that when I run my script, it asks to confirm to run it. This is something I don't want my script to do.
To work around this, I tried using the "PowerShell" command with "-ExecutionPolicy Bypass" set. This removes the prompt to approve the script, however it stops the script from being loaded into my scripts session as I can't use any of the commands it make available by running it.
How do I either run the script first, without it prompting, or execute the powershell command so that it is run in the session space of my script so that its commands are available?
Thanks
I trying to figure out how a Perl script which is doing test status reporting, is working. The script executes another piece of perl script via exec. I am able single step through code in first script but when it hits exec, the script executed by exec runs till completion. Is there a way by which I will be able single step and look at variables in the script executed by exec?
Add below to the script which is being called with exec
#!/usr/bin/perl -d
I have a simple perl script that uses DBD::Oracle to run a query and print the results. It works fine from the command line, but I also have a PHP script that runs it and reads the output. When the PHP script is accessed through apache it fails to connect, with the error "OCIEnvInit".
I've tried creating a shell script that re-sets all the environment variables available in the shell but that didn't help, and I also tried setting the debugging output for DBI but got nothing. What could cause this error when the script does work?
Are you sure that ORACLE_HOME and other relevant environment variables (e.g., LD_LIBRARY_PATH) that are set in your shell when you run the script from the command line are also set to the same values in the apache/PHP process?