using following code, i'm unable fabric detect expired password prompt @ login. session doesn't timeout, , abort_on_prompts parameter doesn't appear triggering. how can configure fabric detect state?
from fabric.api import env, run, execute fabric import network fabric.context_managers import settings def host_type(): settings(abort_on_prompts=true): print ("using abort mode %(abort_on_prompts)s" % env) result = run('uname -s') return result if __name__ == '__main__': print ("fabric v%(version)s" % env) env.user = 'myuser' env.password = 'user67user' env.hosts = ['10.254.254.143'] host_types = execute(host_type) executing script results in hung script, depicted below:
fabric v1.11.1.post1 [10.254.254.143] executing task 'host_type' using abort mode true [10.254.254.143] run: uname -s [10.254.254.143] out: warning: password has expired. [10.254.254.143] out: must change password , login again! [10.254.254.143] out: changing password myuser. [10.254.254.143] out: (current) unix password:
fabric include way answer prompts questions.
you can use prompts dictionary on with settings. in dictionary every key question in standard output want answer, , value answer.
so in example:
from fabric.api import env, run, execute fabric import network fabric.context_managers import settings def host_type(): settings(prompts={"(current) unix password": "new_password"}): result = run('uname -s') return result if __name__ == '__main__': print ("fabric v%(version)s" % env) env.user = 'myuser' env.password = 'user67user' env.hosts = ['10.254.254.143'] host_types = execute(host_type) 