Drush Debian Packaging
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If you want to use this module, your options are:
- Choose another, actively maintained module instead
- File an issue in the queue with a patch to fix the module and then contact the security team to have your version reviewed and the project handed over to you following the abandoned project process.
- Hire someone to fix the security bug so the module can be re-published (see this guide on how to hire a Drupal site developer)
About
dh-make-drupal 2 is a more flexible and complex tool
to build debian packages from a drupal instance. It relies
on a couple of drush extensions and Git to be able to
build a debian package.
api 1 exists legacy purposes, it is not recommended to use it.
API 1 can support a number of different combinations of technology - Apache2, Nginx, Libmodphp or php-cgi, logrotate, ssl and cron as well as Nginx as a front end proxy to Apache.
API 2 relies on the drush configuration manager to provide support for services that help Drupal run. Currently supported is Nginx, PHP-FPM, site database connectiviity (MySQL and PostgreSQL only), logrotate and cron.
dh-make-drupal is designed to exist on a development
environment where the debian package will be built. It
does not need to exist where the debian package will be deployed.
Installation
- Ubuntu 10.04 LTS or greater; or
- Debian Squeeze or later
Requirements
- Development Environment
- dh-make 0.58 or greater
- devscripts 2.10 or greater
- Git 1.7 or greater
- Drush 4.4.2 or greater (not tested with versions lower)
- Drush Configuration Manager
- Drush dpkg 7.x-1.0 or greater
- Drush dh-make-drupal (this package)
- Deployable Environment (such as production)
- Drush 4.4.2 or greater (not tested with versions lower)
- Drush Configuration Manager
- Drush dpkg 7.x-1.0 or greater
See http://drupal.org/project/drush for more details on how to install
drush commands.
Usage
dh-make-drupal will simply bundle up the code base and deploy it to what ever
servers you deploy it to, assuming they are of debian decent. By default, dh-make-drupal
will also place drush dpkg commands in the preinst, postinst, prerm, postrm and config
scripts so that other commands and modules make take advantage of the installation process.
Example:
drush dh-make-drupal --dh-api=2
dh-make-drupal gets better when you combine it with cgfmgr - a configuration management
tool that will generate configuration files, using the cfgmgr-services parameter, you
can add additional supported configuration files to the debian package to be deployed
also. dh-make-drupal will also enable cfgmgr's debconf cfg handler which will prompt
the user when installing the package for varous configuration options.
Example:
# Install drupal, connect it to the database, put the sites/default/files on a seperate partition and configure an nginx vhost.
drush dh-make-drupal --dh-api=2 --cfg-services=conf.settings.drupal,conf.vhost.nginx