Hello,
Has anybody met this problem before?
I have a simple test fabfile.py:
from fabric.api import *
def test():
sudo('dpkg -i testpackage.deb')
$ fab test
works as expected when I log into remote host with my local username.
When I add a different user to ~/.fabricrc:
user = testuser
$ fab test
fails with
--------------------------------------------------------------------
...
[testdev] sudo: dpkg -i testpackage.deb
[testdev] err: bash: sudo: command not found
Fatal error: sudo() encountered an error (return code 127) while executing
'dpkg -i testpackage.deb'
Aborting.
---------------------------------------------------------------------
If I log manually into 'testdev' under 'testuser' account I can run 'sudo'
command without any problem.
I checked paths to make sure that 'sudo' on the remote host is available
when Fabric is running 'test' command, tried sudo() with different
combinations of 'shell' and 'pty' parameters - no luck.
I also checked manually that the user 'testuser' can run sudo on the
remote host under a new shell:
$ /bin/bash -l -c "sudo dpkg -i testpackage.deb"
Any idea about what could go wrong?
P.S: Tested with stable Fabric 0.9.0 and with a current source from GitHub
Thanks,
Ruslan
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