Cannot execute `bundle`

[petrjanda]

I've just started new server to test recap. Ran into this issue:

cap deploy:setup
  * 2014-02-08 13:47:32 executing `deploy:setup'
    triggering before callbacks for `deploy:setup'
  * 2014-02-08 13:47:32 executing `preflight:check'
  * executing "id backoffice > /dev/null 2>&1; echo $?"
    servers: ["37.139.3.200"]
    [37.139.3.200] executing command
    command finished in 345ms
  * executing "id -g backoffice > /dev/null 2>&1; echo $?"
    servers: ["37.139.3.200"]
    [37.139.3.200] executing command
    command finished in 171ms
  * executing "git config user.name || true"
    servers: ["37.139.3.200"]
    [37.139.3.200] executing command
    command finished in 180ms
  * executing "git config user.email || true"
    servers: ["37.139.3.200"]
    [37.139.3.200] executing command
    command finished in 212ms
  * executing "groups"
    servers: ["37.139.3.200"]
    [37.139.3.200] executing command
    command finished in 126ms
    triggering after callbacks for `preflight:check'
  * 2014-02-08 13:47:33 executing `ruby:preflight'
  * executing "grep rails /home/backoffice/app/Gemfile > /dev/null 2>&1; echo $?"
    servers: ["37.139.3.200"]
    [37.139.3.200] executing command
    command finished in 133ms
  * 2014-02-08 13:47:34 executing `bundle:check_installed'
  * executing "sudo -p 'sudo password: ' su - backoffice -c 'cd . && bundle --version > /dev/null 2>&1'; echo $?"
    servers: ["37.139.3.200"]
    [37.139.3.200] executing command
Password:
    command finished in 1774ms
The application user 'backoffice' cannot execute `bundle`.  Please check you have bundler installed.

If i ssh to server using my account I am able to execute failing command successfully:

petr@prehash:~$ sudo -p 'sudo password: ' su - backoffice -c 'cd . && bundle --version > /dev/null 2>&1'; echo $?
0

If i login to backoffice acccount (application user). I am able to do:

petr@prehash:~$ sudo su backoffice
$ bundle
Could not locate Gemfile
$ ruby -v
ruby 2.0.0p353 (2013-11-22 revision 43784) [x86_64-linux]

Which seems to be fine. I've tried to install ruby to the system, rvm and rbenv. All ending with the same error. Obviously I am missing something.

Thx for any hint.

[evserykh]

I have the same problem 👍

[tomafro]

If you do sudo su - backoffice can you still run bundle?

[evserykh]

Yes, I can

[naemono]

In our case this issue turned out to be sudo complaining about not being able to resolve hostname. Ours was a system begins auto scale so we didn't really care about hostname.

Maybe the task that checks return code should only look at last line?

[saltvedt]

Ran into this problem as well. For me this problem occurred due to a stray "export" in .bashrc, causing the environment variables to be printed at each login. I think this error can pop up if locales are misconfigured as well.

Even if the code is ok, at the very least the error message is misleading. It is in some cases possible to execute bundler even if exit_code_as_app of 'bundler --version' != 0.

[pkordel]

Actually, this code fails with -su: bundle: command not found:

sudo -p 'sudo password: ' su - myapp -c 'cd . && bundle --version'

Clarification, I use rbenv to manage this appuser

[attilagyorffy]

@pkordel have you managed to get recap to work with rbenv?