Hello,
I am having trouble getting the sudo() function within fabric to work on my
Solaris10 servers.
I am running : Fabric 0.9.3 on Mac OS X.
I can ssh to the remote machine in question, and I can sudo there without a
password.
When I do that, sudo can clearly find itself on the PATH:
queue $ sudo which sudo
/opt/csw/bin/sudo
Here are some entries in a test fabfile, and some of the resulting output:
def runtest():
run( 'env; which sudo' )
$ fab runtest -H queue.likestream.net
[queue.likestream.net] Executing task 'runtest'
[queue.likestream.net] run: env; which sudo
[queue.likestream.net] out: /opt/csw/bin/sudo
So, fabric and ssh into the machine as me, and can find sudo executable as me.
def runsudotest():
run( 'sudo env' )
run( 'sudo which sudo' )
$ fab runsudotest -H queue.likestream.net
[queue.likestream.net] Executing task 'runsudotest'
[queue.likestream.net] run: sudo env
[queue.likestream.net] run: sudo which sudo
[queue.likestream.net] out: /opt/csw/bin/sudo
So, fabric can ssh into the machine as me, and run sudo, and can find the sudo
command as su.
def sudotest():
sudo( 'env' )
$ fab sudotest -H queue.likestream.net
[queue.likestream.net] Executing task 'sudotest'
[queue.likestream.net] sudo: env
[queue.likestream.net] err: ksh: sudo: not found
Fatal error: sudo() encountered an error (return code 127) while executing 'env'
Aborting.
Demonstrates that running sudo directly from fabric doesn't work.
Here is my entry in sudoers file on the remote machine:
queue $ sudo tail /etc/opt/csw/sudo/sudoers
dcj ALL = NOPASSWD: ALL
Of course I am currently working around this right now by doing run( 'sudo ….'
), but it would would sure be nice
to just have sudo() work directly.
What am I doing wrong, and/or what can I do to get more debugging output from
fabric so I can further debug/fix this problem?
Thanks!
Don
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