I'm with Paul on this one. My scripts are for an automated deployment system. There will be no human interacting with them. I would also like to see if this is possible to have automated handling of interactive prompts through fabric. Otherwise, just like Paul, I have to revert to either using pyexpect or paramiko.
-Kyle On Sun, Nov 20, 2011 at 2:26 PM, Paul Hoffman <[email protected]>wrote: > Interactivity is fine for scripts where the human can be interacting > with them, but some things really need expect-like actions. In > specific, I am coding something that will change a user's password, > and the new password will be a defined and hard-to-type string. Unless > the new feature is added soon :-), I will have to drop back to the ssh > library and "expect" for this one (but important) action. > > --Paul Hoffman >
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