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Those days we almost use cloud for everthing. But sometimes we need to pull files from sftp server. Here are two solutions for that

Pull and remove with sftp

This solution pulls the files then removes them from the remote. There is a gotcha that if you expect a lot of files there might be a chance a file to arrive while the “get -r …” command is executing. Then the “rm *” will remove it. So this is suitable if you expect a few files a week/day

Create a batchfile.sh

get -r upload/* incoming/
rm upload/*

Then add cron

0 5 * * * /usr/bin/sftp -b batchfile.sh username@sftp-corp.company.com

Only pulling with lftp

When I don’t have permissions to remove the files from the remote sftp I use the following off-the-shelf aproach.

This cron is synchronizing files all files to /home/USERNAME/incoming

0 5 * * *  /usr/bin/lftp -u USERNAME,none -e 'mirror --newer-than="now-7days" --only-newer --exclude .ssh --only-missing / /home/USERNAME/incoming; quit' sftp://sftp-corp.company.com

When in your distribution the postgres is stick to version 10 and you have to upgrade to postgres-11 a good way to do a capistrano deploy is like this

Do the system install with

yum install postgresql10-contrib postgresql10-devel

And then in your /shared/.bundle/config add a line showing the location of the pg libraries

---
BUNDLE_PATH: "/opt/application/shared/bundle"
BUNDLE_BUILD__PG: "--with-pg-config=/usr/pgsql-10/bin/pg_config"
BUNDLE_FROZEN: "true"
BUNDLE_JOBS: "4"
BUNDLE_WITHOUT: "development:test"

Thanks to my colleague Kris for finding the solution.

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https://blog.juliobiason.net/thoughts/things-i-learnt-the-hard-way/