I'm trying to autodeploy my project using node.js and Github webhooks. I followed this tutorial , but I'm getting this execFile function error:
{ [Error: spawn ENOENT] code: 'ENOENT', errno: 'ENOENT', syscall: 'spawn' }
I checked the shell script (hook.sh) file location and the fs.exists function says it's ok. I tried to exec other file than a shell script and it worked (or at least it found that file). So it might be some kind of problem with the bin/bash. I really don't know. The shell script file is located in the same directory as the hook.js file (see the tutorial).
My webhost is WebFaction.
My suggestion is to go over following steps
hook.sh
script by ls -l
. You can try to set temporarily the permission for execution to all with sudo chmod a+x <PATH TO MY HOOK.SH>
execFile('/path/to/hook.sh', execOptions, function(error, stdout, stderr)
absolute path to the hook.sh script. If its not working try to point it to some dummy script which for example touches some file on file system. bash
by running following command set -x
. And check if the shell starts the execution of hook.sh
at all
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