Re: [Fab-user] Some messages error : sudo("mkdir /home/myuser/test", user="myuser") => err: stdin: is not a tty | sudo("mkdir /home/myuser/test", user="myuser", pty=True) => out: mesg: /dev/pts/2: Operation not permitted

[Jeff Forcier]

On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 4:56 AM, Klein Stéphane <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi, I don't have biff or mesg in my bashrc or profile files.
>
> When I do bash -l, I haven't login message. Other idea ?

If you get that message with every run() or sudo() (or if your
"myuser" is a different user than your normal user, and you get it
every time you specify *that* user when connecting or using sudo(cmd,
user="myuser")) then it's still probably something in your
.bashrc/.profile/.bash_profile.

If you want to send over those files that might provide a clue. (Feel
free to email me individually if you don't want them going to the
entire list.) Again, if this problem only happens when using sudo(cmd,
user="myuser") then please send over "myuser"'s files and not your
regular user's :)

Best,
Jeff


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Jeff Forcier
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