UPDATE:
I restarted everything from scratch meaning:
1- I'm on local windows machine
2- Installed python 2.7 .... installed Fabric1.12.1 as you all suggested.
3- Got to the fab secure
4- it went on for a few seconds and came back with:
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[root@...] out: Processing triggers for libc-bin (2.23-0ubuntu10) ...
[root@....] out:
[1;34m$ [0m [1;33madduser --gecos '' [0m [1;31m -> [0m
[root@....] out: adduser: Only one or two names allowed.
[root@......] out:
Fatal error: run() received nonzero return code 1 while executing!
Requested: adduser --gecos ''
Executed: /bin/bash -l -c "adduser --gecos '' "
Aborting.
Disconnecting from root@xxxxxx... done.
=========================================================
Before the error above it asked me for the root password!? which I
provided.
then I ran: fab all and asked me for my desktop login password over and
over and over again and couldn't get past it.
I checked on the remote server and all it did was create a directory with
my project name and nothing else.
Any ideas ? Is it supposed to ask for my root user and not the user I
created when I setup my server?
Thanks
On Friday, May 25, 2018 at 7:49:15 PM UTC-7, Data Intelligence wrote:
>
> Carlos, I haven't installed anything on the remote server except the basic
> pip.. and the other dependencies stated on Mezzanine site once again:
>
> "
>
> Users on Debian or Ubuntu will require some system packages to support the
> imaging library:
>
> $ apt-get install libjpeg8 libjpeg8-dev
> $ apt-get build-dep python-imaging"
>
> and per instructions fabric is supposed to install whatever fabric is in my
> requirements.txt file IF I can get past my issues stated earlier.
>
>
> On Friday, May 25, 2018 at 7:15:36 PM UTC-7, sacrac wrote:
>>
>> install fabrinc in your local and server same version!!
>>
>> On Fri, May 25, 2018 at 7:45 PM, Ken Bolton <k...@bscientific.org> wrote:
>>
>>> Install Fabric version 1, not 2.
>>>
>>> On Fri, May 25, 2018, 21:19 Data Intelligence <emh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>> I've spent two days trying to get past this issue of deployment.
>>>>
>>>> I'm following the tutorial which is straight forward on the site but
>>>> can't get past fabric
>>>>
>>>> Here is the content of my requirements.txt:
>>>> asn1crypto==0.24.0
>>>> bcrypt==3.1.4
>>>> beautifulsoup4==4.6.0
>>>> bleach==2.1.3
>>>> certifi==2018.4.16
>>>> cffi==1.11.5
>>>> chardet==3.0.4
>>>> cryptography==2.2.2
>>>> Django==1.10.8
>>>> django-contrib-comments==1.8.0
>>>> fabric==2.0.1
>>>> filebrowser-safe==0.4.7
>>>> future==0.16.0
>>>> grappelli-safe==0.4.7
>>>> html5lib==1.0.1
>>>> idna==2.6
>>>> invoke==1.0.0
>>>> Mezzanine==4.2.3
>>>> oauthlib==2.0.7
>>>> paramiko==2.4.1
>>>> Pillow==5.1.0
>>>> pyasn1==0.4.2
>>>> pycparser==2.18
>>>> PyNaCl==1.2.1
>>>> pytz==2018.4
>>>> requests==2.18.4
>>>> requests-oauthlib==0.8.0
>>>> six==1.11.0
>>>> South==1.0.2
>>>> tzlocal==1.5.1
>>>> urllib3==1.22
>>>> webencodings==0.5.1
>>>>
>>>> I am aware that I have to install other dependencies for Ubuntu which I
>>>> already did but I can't get out of my own desktop yet:
>>>>
>>>> 1- I have a new droplet on DO
>>>> 2- Created new user
>>>> 3- Edited my local_settings.py
>>>> 4- Uncommented all the relevant lines in fabfile.py
>>>> 5- From my command prompt, inside venv ran fab secure
>>>>
>>>> Error 1: No module named fabric.api
>>>> Spent few hours researching to find out it has been replaced with
>>>> "from fabric import Connection"
>>>>
>>>> 6- run fab secure again and now I get
>>>> Error: No module named fabric.context_managers...
>>>> so I commented that line and sure enough new error for the next line
>>>> and on and on so now my fabfile.py is not so fabulous after all and looks
>>>> like this, well just the beginning of it anyways because if I can't get
>>>> past the first few lines I have no use nor the time of doing this for 2
>>>> more days:
>>>>
>>>> from __future__ import print_function, unicode_literals
>>>> from future.builtins import open
>>>>
>>>> import os
>>>> import re
>>>> import sys
>>>> from contextlib import contextmanager
>>>> from functools import wraps
>>>> from getpass import getpass, getuser
>>>> from glob import glob
>>>> from importlib import import_module
>>>> from posixpath import join
>>>>
>>>> from mezzanine.utils.conf import real_project_name
>>>> from fabric import Connection
>>>> # from fabric.api import abort, env, cd, prefix, sudo as _sudo, run as
>>>> _run, \
>>>> # hide, task, local
>>>> # from fabric.context_managers import settings as fab_settings
>>>> # from fabric.contrib.console import confirm
>>>> # from fabric.contrib.files import exists, upload_template
>>>> # from fabric.contrib.project import rsync_project
>>>> # from fabric.colors import yellow, green, blue, red
>>>> # from fabric.decorators import hosts
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> ################
>>>> # Config setup #
>>>> ################
>>>>
>>>> if not hasattr(env, "proj_app"):
>>>> env.proj_app = real_project_name("blog_iq")
>>>>
>>>> conf = {}
>>>> if sys.argv[0].split(os.sep)[-1] in ("fab", "fab-script.py"):
>>>> # Ensure we import settings from the current dir
>>>> try:
>>>> conf = import_module("%s.settings" % env.proj_app).FABRIC
>>>> try:
>>>> conf["HOSTS"][0]
>>>> except (KeyError, ValueError):
>>>> raise ImportError
>>>> except (ImportError, AttributeError):
>>>> print("Aborting, no hosts defined.")
>>>> exit()
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> env.db_pass = conf.get("DB_PASS", None)
>>>> env.admin_pass = conf.get("ADMIN_PASS", None)
>>>> env.user = conf.get("SSH_USER", getuser())
>>>> env.password = conf.get("SSH_PASS", None)
>>>> env.key_filename = conf.get("SSH_KEY_PATH", None)
>>>> env.hosts = conf.get("HOSTS", [""])
>>>>
>>>> env.proj_name = conf.get("PROJECT_NAME", env.proj_app)
>>>> env.venv_home = conf.get("VIRTUALENV_HOME", "/home/%s/.virtualenvs" %
>>>> env.user)
>>>> env.venv_path = join(env.venv_home, env.proj_name)
>>>> env.proj_path = "/home/%s/mezzanine/%s" % (env.user, env.proj_name)
>>>> env.manage = "%s/bin/python %s/manage.py" % (env.venv_path,
>>>> env.proj_path)
>>>> env.domains = conf.get("DOMAINS", [conf.get("LIVE_HOSTNAME",
>>>> env.hosts[0])])
>>>> env.domains_nginx = " ".join(env.domains)
>>>> env.domains_regex = "|".join(env.domains)
>>>> env.domains_python = ", ".join(["'%s'" % s for s in env.domains])
>>>> env.ssl_disabled = "#" if len(env.domains) > 1 else ""
>>>> env.vcs_tools = ["git", "hg"]
>>>> env.deploy_tool = conf.get("DEPLOY_TOOL", "rsync")
>>>> env.reqs_path = conf.get("REQUIREMENTS_PATH", None)
>>>> env.locale = conf.get("LOCALE", "en_US.UTF-8")
>>>> env.num_workers = conf.get("NUM_WORKERS",
>>>> "multiprocessing.cpu_count() * 2 + 1")
>>>>
>>>> env.secret_key = conf.get("SECRET_KEY", "")
>>>> env.nevercache_key = conf.get("NEVERCACHE_KEY", "")
>>>>
>>>> if not env.secret_key:
>>>> print("Aborting, no SECRET_KEY setting defined.")
>>>> exit()
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> # Remote git repos need to be "bare" and reside separated from the
>>>> project
>>>> if env.deploy_tool == "git":
>>>> env.repo_path = "/home/%s/git/%s.git" % (env.user, env.proj_name)
>>>> else:
>>>> env.repo_path = env.proj_path
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> =========================================
>>>>
>>>> Well now you can imagine what the next error is going to be, RIGHT!
>>>> NAMEERROR: name 'env' is NOT DEFINED well of course is not defined, so
>>>> can someone tell me why is this file created to begin with if I just
>>>> installed 2.0.1 and the file created is OUTDATED already??
>>>>
>>>> DO I punt and move on with my life or have a beer or both?
>>>>
>>>> If anyone can help it would be appreciated, maybe I'll send you the
>>>> beer.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>>
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