with the same target hostname, username and password? If so, does it
work there? (Point being that I'm assuming it's the server, not
Fabric, and that would be one way to try and test the theory.)
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, the tl;dr is fully interactive remote
processes.
[2] http://code.fabfile.org/projects/roadmap/fabric
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call does, network-wise. See docs.fabfile.org = usage docs =
execution = connections for more info.
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if (file last_mod_file):
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to integrate with the stdlib logging module, or
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out the door within a week or two.
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Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2010 11:01
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Subject: Re: [Fab-user] simple test loop.
There's actually a built-in reboot function in Fabric which does
(host_string='app1'):
print 'Uploading files to app1';
with settings(host_string='app2'):
print 'Uploading files to app2';
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Subject: Re: [Fab-user] try/except not working as expected.
If this is a host you're rebooting yourself via Fabric, definitely
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Subject: Re: [Fab-user] try/except not working as expected.
(Looks like we went off-list at some point, roping it back in...)
Right, I
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of risking further potential craziness. At least,
until an overall re-examination of escaping, which is planned at some
point.
At any rate, I've documented this in ticket #250:
http://code.fabfile.org/issues/show/250
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, as they'll provide a more
real platform, at the cost of extra network latency and potential
state bleed (two of the reasons I went the mock route myself).
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if it does, no worries. I'm more committed than ever to having both
bugfix and feature releases go out much faster than they used to.
0.9.3 was a very spontaneous burst of work / release, and it felt
great.
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and such on the non-fabfile side (again as
outlined briefly in that library-use doc).
Hope that all makes sense, blasting it out as I leave work for the day :)
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(or create a new one) which prepends VAR=VALUE pairs
to the command?
Yoink: http://code.fabfile.org/issues/show/263
(I agree that it would be a useful tool to add to the API, and while
it's not super duper simple, it should still be relatively easy to add
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of effort.
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On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 4:53 AM, Michael Gliwinski
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On Friday 19 Nov 2010 02:41:28 Jeff Forcier wrote:
Hey Michael,
As Morgan said, we'd love to see what you have, for sure! A couple
additional points below.
OK, I don't have
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and maintain,
more flexible, and faster.
Awesome -- glad to hear it! Thanks again for your email -- it's always
great to hear mostly-positive feedback, helps keep us going ;)
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Nothing to get excited about, sadly, just a minor tweak I wanted to
have publicly available.
http://docs.fabfile.org/0.9.4/changes/0.9.4.html
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may have a lot of merit too. Again, I'll try to take a closer look in
a while.
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) but if restoration can be done in
that mode I might still check that out. Thanks for the info!
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Hey Mike,
On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 5:37 AM, Mike Korobov kmik...@googlemail.com wrote:
I've recently released https://bitbucket.org/kmike/fabtest/ package
on the
Fabric sprint and how my time is apportioned the rest of the con, it's
entirely possible we'll see 1.1 come out during or soon after...
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Thanks Michael, greatly appreciated. Reopened #274 so I remember to
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On Monday 28 Feb 2011 10:00:16 Michael Gliwinski wrote:
On Sunday 27 Feb 2011 06:06:40 Jeff Forcier
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would probably then have
Django-style class-based configs for the same sort of settings). Might
be nice to jump straight to objects (depending on what's in Travis'
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I hope to see many of you at PyCon, and the plan right now is to get
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stick some echo statements throughout to see where it stops executing
so you know what to fix.
Good luck,
Jeff
On 03/14/2011 04:45 AM, Jeff Forcier wrote:
Hi Jiri,
Offhand I don't see anything obviously wrong, workon should work as
long as it's being used as a prefix, and your use
you specify what
your local and remote OS are, and what your local Python version is?
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I'm pretty sure that pty=False + combine_stderr=False should suffice,
but it's been a while since that feature went in so it's possible some
bugs have crept in since or were not noticed at the time. Will try to
reproduce on my end soon
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but can't promise anything :)
Once I'm settled in the new location, work will resume on
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failures as well, since I think they're both the same general use
case:
http://code.fabfile.org/issues/show/8
So you'll want to watch #8, which is currently slated for Fabric 1.2.
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cloud stuff now than I used to, to say nothing
of the increasing amount of user contributions in the same space -- so
improvements should come along relatively quickly.
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And a tip: you can search for existing known problems/feature requests
by going to code.fabfile.org and using the search bar in the upper
right :) #249 shows up at the top of a search for timeout, for
example.
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Hi Mohamed,
What version of Fabric are you using at the moment? There were a few bugs with
tildes, some fixed recently, though some may still be outstanding.
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I have code does calls put() with
. However that's a common default so it may
work :)
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Hi all,
Just so you're aware, my VPS host is having scheduled downtime on
Tuesday, 3 May 2011 at 23:00 UTC. This will affect all of fabfile.org
except for docs.fabfile.org (which is now hosted at Read The Docs) for
about an hour, I'm told.
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You can get more flexibility by manually juggling env.host_string --
see the 'Connections' section of the above link for details. It's not
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exactly this situation, re: having settings toggled for specific
blocks of code.
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self-pitying tweet.
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of Fabric? Not
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Sadly I think Christian still retains that title but if you want to
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occurs.
Thanks to all of you for A) getting this far in the email and B) using Fabric!
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What I need to do:
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http://code.fabfile.org/issues/show/382
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and return them)
it shouldn't be a problem, per se, to always stick @task at the top.
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Not specifically, but this (init-style scripts which don't error but
also don't actually start their daemon) is an issue which pops up
sporadically and I don't believe we've figured out what the cause is
yet.
Update: I
Last reply for now, promise :)
On Sat, Jul 23, 2011 at 4:26 PM, Jeff Forcier j...@bitprophet.org wrote:
Hopefully it's something tty-related, which
is easily manipulated with the pty kwarg.
Looks like my hunch was right: if you look at the ticket I linked
previously I've been taking notes
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1.2.0 does not contain any fixes for it.
If you could share the snippet of Fabric code generating the errors,
and how you are invoking it, that might help give us another use case
for the bug, which is here:
http://code.fabfile.org/issues/show/303
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you setting env.hosts before?
If you could pastebin your fabfile, the full crontab file and the
output you're seeing in your logs, that might help.
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Hi all,
Either tonight or tomorrow I plan to pull the trigger on migrating our
Redmine instance at http://code.fabfile.org over to
https://github.com/fabric/fabric/issues . What this means for you:
* Once the script is done, Github will be the place
on Morgan's multiprocessing
branch to get the 1.3 feature release started.
I also need to whip up a static site/blog, but that will wait until
after 1.3 goes out since I don't want to delay it with yet more
support work :)
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by reading the docs) or a bug
(which you probably forgot to look for ;)).
This is a known bug, and I'll be fixing it soon hopefully as it's kind
of crappy to have a new feature be mostly broken:
https://github.com/fabric/fabric/issues/373
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had a chance to look at this yet, but if you can add a
comment with a link to it in the multiprocessing ticket (#19) that'd
be great!
Thanks for all the input, it's appreciated.
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ssh_config doesn't mean all
of ssh's functionality works yet, so some options may be no-ops in
Fabric. That said, the basic stuff like host aliases and such is
possible to support and would be a good first step.
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and include a link to ticket #289 as I feel it's strongly related.
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. (FWIW, it's heavily task-based and 'fab'-based right
now, but even so.)
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is:
https://github.com/fabric/fabric/tree/19-parallel-execution
I'll be announcing here on the list when I merge that into master,
though an actual release of 1.3 will probably follow that pretty
quickly so I might jump straight to that :)
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know if any of that helps narrow it down.
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-merge for a short while for history's sake, but eventually
they get cleaned up, and they also tend to not get updated post-merge
either (e.g. with bugfixes.)
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is it won't take more than another week to work out something
acceptable.
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.)
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been relatively naive
and at some point I'm hoping to make it more powerful/flexible, if
possible.
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into Paramiko when we run.
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is always a good
option, if slightly more time-consuming (i.e. it's not a great fit for
CI or rapid test iteration.)
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itself. You want:
sudo easy_install pip
Easy_install (and pip itself, once you have it installed) take package
names as their arguments, for the most part, not URLs. The
documentation on pip.openplans.org should have examples ;)
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prevents us from honoring those sorts of
positional arguments, which is doubtful.
Thought there was an issue for this, but not seeing one, so I just made this:
https://github.com/fabric/fabric/issues/458
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-and-or-showing-output-levels
:)
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, is just Paramiko with a name change. So
a simple search/replace is all that should be needed.
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