[Answered ]-Travis ci no such file or directory error with secure environment variable

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You placed the secure environment variables in the before_script block, so travis tries to execute it. You probably want to place them in the env block, and all the other environment variables, too:

language: python
python:
  - "2.7"
env:
  global:
    - DISPLAY=:99.0
    - secure: "mbnS2lycZn6/7jKjRf7c5yqQtQXYXBqhzy/FzCuDY9se8t3JxrRL6TUMFZcs\nDl2gJTx6pwjl4DqIUqKkS8tjBdy6zgtq1mDwUrxKwKreIHRo1YPl8hvDDJEz\nnMja/tzVoUA4EFdvyK46srklQHs18S2OKMmMQCa921TAFEOIv5A="
    - secure: "iroiS72GhQgKzj7rm+1GoKHkLi4sYXdsdo6Ebe5v6C5lgSBFQ11yWiSQxATt\nxsfzfAF3MyG21lnM/bttUQTP4kJ8DIotLlqmz8+HUYMXZQCZWE9WAfDfDqqJ\nIdeHnet8NuRslJGObkejt/BG8/5Rggbnav9yRhOL3lzeamiVVqY="
  matrix: 
    - DJANGO_VERSION=1.4.1 RACK_ENV=test


before_script:
  - "sh -e /etc/init.d/xvfb start"
  - sleep 3
  - "python manage.py runserver &"
  - sleep 5

script:
  - "python manage.py test main"

See the documenation for the difference betwwen global and matrix environment variables.

👤Odi

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