Greetings. I use fabric in a testbed that launches commands on a particular
remote computer. It works fine for
c.run("/path/to/command")
when the command is a regular command like "hostname" or when it is a
daemon that launches itself in the background.
But I now need to launch what is in essence a command-line program *even
though I don't need to interact with the command line*. I will later kill
that command using other stuff that works fine with daemons. For example
(this is not what I really need to do):
c.run("/usr/bin/ftp")
In this case, "run" never returns, which of course stops the outer Python
program.
Is there a way in Fabric to say "launch this program and return
immediately"? I am not seeing it in the invoke.runners.Runner doc, but I
could be missing it.
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