Re: [Fab-user] recursive get stops at first root read-only file as unprivileged user

[Robin Kåveland Hansen]

Hi,

I can not see a feature such as the one you want/need in the code-path for `get` at the moment. 

I’d say this is a usability improvement and you can safely make an issue.

On 12 February 2016 at 01:04:21, cruxpot (address@hidden) wrote:

Is there a way to make fabric not quit at the first read-only file it cannot read? It throws an exception for example on /etc when I do a get against an entire /etc directory structure. settings env.warn_only to True does not stop the fact that it quits downloading. I can create an issue for this but want to confirm this is by design or there's a switch I can use. Thanks.

[address@hidden] download: /output/solaris10_tgt1/getFile/session-Thu_Feb_11_19_00_03_2016/etc/etc/profile <- /etc/profile

[address@hidden] download: /output/solaris10_tgt1/getFile/session-Thu_Feb_11_19_00_03_2016/etc/etc/shadow <- /etc/shadow

Warning: get() encountered an exception while downloading '/etc'

Underlying exception:

    Permission denied

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Vennlig hilsen,

Robin Kåveland Hansen