[Supervisor-users] SSH to Windows machines no command output

[Vincent Derelle]

Hello,

In our organisation we're using Fabric to manage the execution of commands on both Linux and Windows machines. We installed the Cygwin + the OpenSSH package on our Windows servers.
The problem is that almost ALL commands don't return output after a fabric execution. Example:

fab -H example.test.org runs_in_parallel:date,windows

Output:
[vincent-windows-admin-testing12.mqel.ubisoft.com] Executing task 'runs_in_parallel'
[vincent-windows-admin-testing12.mqel.ubisoft.com] run: date

Done.


Same thing for a command that should output something more lines like:

fab -H example.test.org runs_in_parallel:cat,windows,/etc/test

[vincent-windows-admin-testing12.mqel.ubisoft.com] Executing task 'runs_in_parallel'
[vincent-windows-admin-testing12.mqel.ubisoft.com] run: date

Done.

Where test is a text file with over 3000 lines of text. I can obviously SSH directly into the Windows server (Cygwin+OpenSSH) and do a 'cat test' which will output the contents of the text file.

The ONLY command which displays the outputs successfully is 'chef-client' which is the Chef (http://www.getchef.com/) client utility which does configuration management for the nodes in our infrastructure.

Is anyone here familiar with the idiosyncrasies of Fabric and Cygwin + OpenSSH on a Windows server? Any known tweaks that may be done to solve this?

Thanks
Vincent

[Aryeh Leib Taurog]

Maybe try the fabric users mailing list? fab-***@nongnu.org
Supervisor doesn't run on windows, so I don't expect you'll get much
help here.

Post by Vincent Derelle
Hello,
In our organisation we're using Fabric to manage the execution of commands on both Linux and Windows machines. We installed the Cygwin + the OpenSSH package on our Windows servers.
fab -H example.test.org runs_in_parallel:date,windows
[vincent-windows-admin-testing12.mqel.ubisoft.com] Executing task 'runs_in_parallel'
[vincent-windows-admin-testing12.mqel.ubisoft.com] run: date
Done.
fab -H example.test.org runs_in_parallel:cat,windows,/etc/test
[vincent-windows-admin-testing12.mqel.ubisoft.com] Executing task 'runs_in_parallel'
[vincent-windows-admin-testing12.mqel.ubisoft.com] run: date
Done.
Where test is a text file with over 3000 lines of text. I can obviously SSH directly into the Windows server (Cygwin+OpenSSH) and do a 'cat test' which will output the contents of the text file.
The ONLY command which displays the outputs successfully is 'chef-client' which is the Chef (http://www.getchef.com/) client utility which does configuration management for the nodes in our infrastructure.
Is anyone here familiar with the idiosyncrasies of Fabric and Cygwin + OpenSSH on a Windows server? Any known tweaks that may be done to solve this?
Thanks
Vincent
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[Vincent Derelle]

Pfft, oh man, so sorry about that. Discard my previous email. :)

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Objet : Re: [Supervisor-users] SSH to Windows machines no command output

Post by Vincent Derelle
Hello,
In our organisation we're using Fabric to manage the execution of commands on both Linux and Windows machines. We installed the Cygwin + the OpenSSH package on our Windows servers.
fab -H example.test.org runs_in_parallel:date,windows
[vincent-windows-admin-testing12.mqel.ubisoft.com] Executing task 'runs_in_parallel'
[vincent-windows-admin-testing12.mqel.ubisoft.com] run: date
Done.
fab -H example.test.org runs_in_parallel:cat,windows,/etc/test
[vincent-windows-admin-testing12.mqel.ubisoft.com] Executing task 'runs_in_parallel'
[vincent-windows-admin-testing12.mqel.ubisoft.com] run: date
Done.
Where test is a text file with over 3000 lines of text. I can obviously SSH directly into the Windows server (Cygwin+OpenSSH) and do a 'cat test' which will output the contents of the text file.
The ONLY command which displays the outputs successfully is 'chef-client' which is the Chef (http://www.getchef.com/) client utility which does configuration management for the nodes in our infrastructure.
Is anyone here familiar with the idiosyncrasies of Fabric and Cygwin + OpenSSH on a Windows server? Any known tweaks that may be done to solve this?
Thanks
Vincent
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