I would like to call "run()" or "sudo()" with fabric to execute a script on a remote host. However, I want to do this from within python, and not from the command line: so instead of: fab.py: def do_something()...Learn More

I've got an instance running on AWS EC2. Doing this: ssh -i keyname.pem [email protected] Works! Using Fabric to deploy my stuff now: fab -i keyname.pem -k deploy:[email protected] Same key, same user/host...Learn More

I am trying to install the fabric library to an old machine. There are some legacy libraries in /usr/lib, such as libgmp. (py27)[qrtt1@hcservice app]$ ls /usr/lib|grep gmp libgmp.a libgmp.so libgmp.so.3 libgmp....Learn More

I'm begining to use Fabric for a Django production server. Here is my fabfile.py from fabric.api import * env.hosts = ['[email protected]'] def srefresh(): with path('~me/myproject'): run('python manage.py ...Learn More

I see most of the Fabric API are use together with function. Example of file (sample.py): from fabric.api import * print "Hello" def deploy(): with settings(hosts_string="Remote", user = "ubuntu", key_file...Learn More

I need to write a python script which must be able to connect to a remote server (to user1), execute some commands (this was easy), then it must switch to user2 through sudo su - user2, and execute some command...Learn More

I can't seem to get Fabric to play nice with backgrounding a process that I've used nohup on. . . It should be possible, given various pieces of information, including here and here. def test(): h = 'xxxxx.comp...Learn More

In serial mode, when one of my host has detected a error, I want to cancel the task on all the other following hosts but don't want to exit the whole code. How to do it? Code example: target_hosts = [host1, ho...Learn More

I use this command sudo('/opt/squid/sbin/squid'), nothing happend, but if I ran sudo /opt/squid/sbin/squid, it works. What's the difference between fabric ssh and shell? UPDATE: My OS is Amazon Linux, based o...Learn More

I am using Fabric with the parallel decorator like so: parallel(pool_size=100) def mytask(): # do work I was hoping the program to open 100 distinct SSH connections and run the Fabric task on all those ser...Learn More

How do I ssh twice if server2 can only be accessed from server1? fabfile.py: from fabric.api import run from fabric.api import env env.hosts = ['[email protected]'] env.use_ssh_config = True def dothis(): ...Learn More

I'm writing a semi-automated deploy script that allows users to tag the repository at deploy time. Right now it simply prompts for input and attempts to use whatever value is entered as the tag name: current_ta...Learn More