Hi all,
Hi All,
I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on how I can send a string of python
code to a remote python interpreter using fabric?
I have successfully done this using something like the following, but I don't
quite like using the -c flag and would like to send the script as stdin if
possible. The use case is a local Linux server and a remote AIX server both
running python 2.7.
I am aware ipython has some features which may help with this, but I don't have
ipython available on the AIX at present.
import fabric
from fabric.api import run
sql = "select Request.date_entry from Request"
def run_sql():
run(". /etc/kshrc; python -c 'import unifydb; from api import run_raw_sql;
sql=\"" + sql + "\"; cursor = run_raw_sql(sql); output=cursor.fetchall(); print
str(output)'")
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