Hello,
I’ve been trying to deploy a site with built with Bedrock with Ansible. I executed the command:
./deploy.sh staging example.com
The deploy keeps failing at TASK: [deploy | Clone project files] with the following error message:
msg: fatal: could not create work tree dir ‘/srv/www/tarasiewicz.net/shared/source’.: Permission denied
What am I missing here? You’re help will be so much appreciated.
This shouldn’t be happening obviously.
Make sure that your deploy.yml playbook is using the web_user: https://github.com/roots/bedrock-ansible/blob/cb32683f5ee81f3dc21fc1b2a89e86531e11d838/deploy.yml#L4
If it is, you can start by looking at the permissions:
ls -la /srv/www/tarasiewicz.net
ls -la /srv/www/tarasiewicz.net/shared
Hi @swalkinshaw, thanks for the answer. I’ve now added the web user to the deploy group that is the owner of my site as I deployed with Capistrano earlier.
Now the Ansible deploy process goes further, but it breaks at the end at
TASK: [deploy | Finalize the deploy]
with
OSError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: /srv/www/example.com/current
This is wierd since /srv/www/example.com/current is a symlink that has 777 permissions and, what is more, it’s owned by the deploy user that is the owner.
Since permissions were broken before you should probably wipe the whole /srv/www directory and let Ansible re-create it to ensure it’s all correct.
Symlinks always show 777, but the permissions are the same as the folder they’re symlinking, they’re not actually 777