That junk in the output is ANSI escape codes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code
Either the Windows console doesn’t displays them correctly or something is escaping them. I think those codes are tying to move the cursor back to the first column… probably some kind of terminal progress indicator. -steve On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 4:42 PM, Jeff Forcier <j...@bitprophet.org> wrote: > Not offhand (again, I don't run Windows so I've got no mental library > of common failure modes for Python there) so I'd just do the usual - > compare your Python/terminal/etc setup between your Win 7/8 systems > and the server, see if there's any differences you can investigate, > etc. Python version, terminal application and its settings, etc. > > Then the usual cross platform troubleshooting steps also apply > (http://docs.fabfile.org/en/1.8/troubleshooting.html) though I doubt > this is Paramiko's fault so you can ignore that part of those - it's > either gonna be Fabric or Python or (again) your environment. > > If any other Windows users are on the list and have seen this perhaps > they can chime in with either "I run Windows 7 and don't see this, > here's my detailed setup info" or "oh yea that means you have DLL > problems" (or...whatever). > > Best of luck, > Jeff > > On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 1:46 PM, Alexander Kolev <alexan...@23snaps.com> > wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Local systems are Windows 7 / 8 and the remote side is Windows Server > 2012. If I run this script on the remote server (win 2012) - the output is > OK. > > > > Any ideas how to tackle it? > > > > Regards, > > Alex > > > > > > On Apr 4, 2014, at 9:04 PM, Jeff Forcier <j...@bitprophet.org> wrote: > > > >> Haven't seen that particular style of output garbage before - > >> definitely not normal or expected. What's your local OS / terminal > >> type / etc? Tho I see some Windows paths in there - we definitely have > >> Windows users but the core devs don't/can't test on it, so it's > >> possible you're in a less common setup or something else funky is > >> going on. > >> > >> On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 4:08 AM, Alexander Kolev <alexan...@23snaps.com> > wrote: > >>> Hi, > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> My fabric file works perfectly. I’m just wandering why the output is > >>> displayed in this format. What is wrong? Do I need to configure > something? > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H[05] copy package ...←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H[←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[23;2Hyyyyy.xxxx.local] put: i > >>> > >>> mageresizer.d.xxxx.com.7z -> > >>> c:\xxxxx\image←[24;1Hresizer.d.xxxx.com.7z←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H[yyyyy.xxxx.local] Execu > >>> > >>> ting task '__run_package'←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H[06] run package ...←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H[←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[23;2Hyyyyy.xxxx.local] run: x > >>> > >>> copy imageresizer.d.xxxx.com > >>> Backup\imagere←[24;1Hsizer.d.xxxx.com_20140404_104929 /I /E←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H[←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[23;2Hyyyyy.xxxx.local] run: " > >>> > >>> C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" x -y -oimageres←[24;1Hizer.d.xxxx.com > >>> imageresizer.d.xxxx.com.7z←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H[07] track deploy new relic ...←[ > >>> > >>> 24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H[08] track deploy hipchat ...←[24 > >>> > >>> ;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H[09] send email ...←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H[10] git tag ...←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[24;1H[←[24;1H > >>> > >>> [yyyyy.xxxx.local] out: ←[24;1H > >>> ←[23;2Hlocalhost] local: git tag -a imag > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> Regards, > >>> > >>> Alex > >>> > >>> > >>> _______________________________________________ > >>> Fab-user mailing list > >>> Fab-user@nongnu.org > >>> https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fab-user > >>> > >> > >> > >> > >> -- > >> Jeff Forcier > >> Unix sysadmin; Python/Ruby engineer > >> http://bitprophet.org > > > > > > -- > Jeff Forcier > Unix sysadmin; Python/Ruby engineer > http://bitprophet.org > > _______________________________________________ > Fab-user mailing list > Fab-user@nongnu.org > https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fab-user > -- Steven McDonald Berkeley Electronic Press smcdon...@bepress.com http://www.bepress.com/
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