I'm familiar with and have learned much from fabric. Its execution model don't
work for this specific interface I'm working on. I use fabric for other things
though and it's great.
Ian
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In article <3c0be3a7-9d2d-4530-958b-13be97db3...@googlegroups.com>,
mennis wrote:
> Here I have a simple multiprocessing class that when initializes takes a
> connected SSHClient instance and a command to run on the associated host in a
> new channel.
ChrisA has already answered your question
On Wed, Jun 4, 2014 at 1:43 AM, mennis wrote:
> I was able to work around this by using a completely different design but I
> still don''t understand why this doesn't work. It appears that the process
> that launches the process doesn't get access to updated object attributes.
> When I set an
I was able to work around this by using a completely different design but I
still don''t understand why this doesn't work. It appears that the process
that launches the process doesn't get access to updated object attributes.
When I set and check them in the object itself it behaves as expecte
