Timothee Besset wrote:
Hello,
New user .. finding documentation very, very scarce ..
Is there a way to specify login and password along with the hosts list?
I want to use fab to configure a fairly large number of machines with
different access settings.
Best,
TTimo
For reference,
Hello,
New user .. finding documentation very, very scarce ..
Is there a way to specify login and password along with the hosts list?
I want to use fab to configure a fairly large number of machines with
different access settings.
Best,
TTimo
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2009/2/18 Timothee Besset tt...@idsoftware.com
Hello,
New user .. finding documentation very, very scarce ..
Is there a way to specify login and password along with the hosts list?
I want to use fab to configure a fairly large number of machines with
different access settings.
One
Well, the core problem here is that if you're calling abort() in a
situation where you haven't connected to a host, then naturally
config.fab_host will be undefined.
It should be relatively simple to update abort() so that it checks for
this use case and simply omits the fab_host part of the
Hi Timothee,
Nicolas is largely correct, the best way to handle this is to use
SSH key-based authentication, which then means you won't need to be
prompted for any passwords during the connection phase.
However, that's only a partial solution because you'll still need to
do each password in the
I'm also very interested in this issue since my project has different users
that are allowed to deploy (but aren't the root user).
Are you considering bubbling up the password prompt? I wouldn't mind having
to enter my password for each operation that requires it and then no
passwords really need
Jeff Forcier wrote:
Hi Timothee,
Nicolas is largely correct, the best way to handle this is to use
SSH key-based authentication, which then means you won't need to be
prompted for any passwords during the connection phase.
However, that's only a partial solution because you'll still need to
I am trying to run the following test case:
def test_put():
Test a file put.
put( '/home/timo/bar', '/root/bar' )
/home/timo/bar exists on my local system, I am logging in as root into
the remote host just fine, but the put fails:
$ fab test_put
Fabric v. 0.1.0.
Running test_put...
Correct, no exceptions, just the literal $(fab_host).
I'm very new to fabric and could easily be wrong but...
I'm reading through the source, and I don't think I see any way that abort
could be called with fab_host defined. It would have to be called from
inside a function that connects right? And
Mike Panchenko wrote:
/root/bar doesn't exist on the remote host would be my guess.
Mike.
Ouch .. didn't realize I could not change the name and had to specify a
directory. It would be nice if this supported the same semantics as 'cp' ..
TTimo
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 1:03 PM, Timothee
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 4:05 PM, Alex Robbins
alexander.j.robb...@gmail.com wrote:
Correct, no exceptions, just the literal $(fab_host).
I'm very new to fabric and could easily be wrong but...
I'm reading through the source, and I don't think I see any way that abort
could be called with
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 11:16 PM, Timothee Besset tt...@idsoftware.com wrote:
Well, here are the main problems I see:
It doesn't cover one password per host, which is the case I was mostly
concerned with. It doesn't do password based sudo either.
It does allow distinct passwords per host,
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