Kyle Meyer
Kyle Meyer
> @kyleam I have reran the script and got the same failure due to tar -- could you please confirm that you get the same? Sure, I'll give it a...
>> could you please confirm that you get the same? > > Sure, I'll give it a try this afternoon. I've triggered it, though I don't yet have an explanation...
> I've triggered it, though I don't yet have an explanation of what's going on. Hmm, with several attempts, I was able to trigger the failure only once. Looking at...
> indeed probably with NFS etc we could see even more of such usecases. But I am still wondering what is exactly happening here I am still wondering too :)...
That doesn't look like a fabric-related issue. The ssladapter module is from docker-py. Your instalation command doesn't seem to include the docker dependencies, so I'd guess it is taking dockerpy...
> FWIW, tried in an "isolated" (no system site packages) virtualenv with the same effect I'm confused by that because I don't think the ssladapter module should be visible. I...
On the call yesterday there was mention of keeping the password in memory with something like ```diff diff --git a/reproman/resource/ssh.py b/reproman/resource/ssh.py index cff875e2a..49134bad5 100644 --- a/reproman/resource/ssh.py +++ b/reproman/resource/ssh.py @@ -57,6...
@yarikoptic: > Observation: self._password binds to instance (which come and go), what if keep in a dict at class level with hosts as keys? My conclusion is based on instrumenting...
[I haven't looked at the interface code (in this project or DataLad) in a while, so the picture in my head is a bit fuzzy.] The general idea sounds reasonable...
> Additional issue detected: in my case above command-array script seems to be missing a new line to separate separate entries: > [...] > actually there is a `0x00` there...