python - Setting $PATH variable with Fabric 1.6.0 -


I am trying to run a command that I have installed in my home directory on a remote server in this .bash_profile Already have been added to my $ PATH. I am able to use it while logging in remotely via a normal SSH session, but do not drag the cloth into my $ Piath. Thus, I have tried to use it as a fabric in my packet form:

  def test_path (): print ('My env.path setting:% (path) s' Running '($') run ('Dush')   

The answer with the fabric: / usr / bin: / usr / local / game: / usr / games out :: execution 'test_path' My env.path settings: play: $ PATH out: / Usr / local / bin: / usr / bin: / bin / run: echo $ PATH out: / usr / local / bin: / usr / bin: / bin: / usr / local / games: / usr / games: / path / To / sources / Dash out: Run: Dash Out: / Bin / bash: drush: Mand not done while executing Fatal error: Run () nonzero return code to get 127! Requested: Draft executed: / bin / bash -l -c "Export Pat = \" \ $ Path: \ "/ path / to / sources / drush \" \ & amp; amp;

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In the way the path variable is set There is an additional space character at the end:

  / bin / bash -l -c "Export Pat = \" \ $ Path: \ "/ path / to / source / Dryer \ "\" And & amp; Dash "^ HERE   

The last directory in the search path is defined as bash " / path / to / source / draft "(trailing spaces) - An invalid directory.

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