[Fab-user] no "fab" command line tool

[Angel]

Hi everyone,
I have spent hours looking for the answer to this on the Internet, so I
apologize if this is a frequently asked question, because I wasn't able
to find it.

I installed Fabric without administrative rights on a Ubuntu 12.04
machine using easy_install (which is the only way available without
installing anything else without administrative rights..). The fabric
api works well, but I don't have access to the "fab" command line tool
and I can't find to what fab should link to so as to create an alias or
something like that. I assume there is somewhere an executable called
fab, but I can't find it.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Angel

[Andrew Latham]

Check to see if it is in your path.

Example:
"""
$ locate fab | grep 'fab$'
/usr/bin/fab
$ env | grep '^PATH'
PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/local/games:/usr/games
$
"""

Post by Angel
Hi everyone,
I have spent hours looking for the answer to this on the Internet, so I
apologize if this is a frequently asked question, because I wasn't able
to find it.
I installed Fabric without administrative rights on a Ubuntu 12.04
machine using easy_install (which is the only way available without
installing anything else without administrative rights..). The fabric
api works well, but I don't have access to the "fab" command line tool
and I can't find to what fab should link to so as to create an alias or
something like that. I assume there is somewhere an executable called
fab, but I can't find it.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Angel
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[Gilgamezh]

Hi! Just type "whereis fab" in the command line

Post by Angel
Hi everyone,
I have spent hours looking for the answer to this on the Internet, so I
apologize if this is a frequently asked question, because I wasn't able
to find it.
I installed Fabric without administrative rights on a Ubuntu 12.04
machine using easy_install (which is the only way available without
installing anything else without administrative rights..). The fabric
api works well, but I don't have access to the "fab" command line tool
and I can't find to what fab should link to so as to create an alias or
something like that. I assume there is somewhere an executable called
fab, but I can't find it.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Angel
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[Angel]

Hi, actually, as I installed it in my home directory, it is in
~/local/bin. Didn't think about that.
Thanks folks!
Maybe this should be in the documentation somewhere?

Angel

Post by Angel
Hi everyone,
I have spent hours looking for the answer to this on the Internet, so I
apologize if this is a frequently asked question, because I wasn't able
to find it.
I installed Fabric without administrative rights on a Ubuntu 12.04
machine using easy_install (which is the only way available without
installing anything else without administrative rights..). The fabric
api works well, but I don't have access to the "fab" command line tool
and I can't find to what fab should link to so as to create an alias or
something like that. I assume there is somewhere an executable called
fab, but I can't find it.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Angel
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[Brandon Whaley]

It's documented, but since it's not fabric specific, you need to look at
the docs for the tool that put it there. :)

https://pythonhosted.org/setuptools/easy_install.html#use-the-user-option

Post by Angel
Hi, actually, as I installed it in my home directory, it is in
~/local/bin. Didn't think about that.
Thanks folks!
Maybe this should be in the documentation somewhere?
Angel

Post by Angel
Hi everyone,
I have spent hours looking for the answer to this on the Internet, so I
apologize if this is a frequently asked question, because I wasn't able
to find it.
I installed Fabric without administrative rights on a Ubuntu 12.04
machine using easy_install (which is the only way available without
installing anything else without administrative rights..). The fabric
api works well, but I don't have access to the "fab" command line tool
and I can't find to what fab should link to so as to create an alias or
something like that. I assume there is somewhere an executable called
fab, but I can't find it.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Angel
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