env.port is an internal fabric variable you shouldn't change. #2
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…sistent between calls, the next time the code needs to ssh it will try to connect to SSH on the port where your apache server is running, and of course fail. Sadly the ssh package returns a very unhelpful error message. This fixes ashwoods#1
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env.port is an internal fabric variable you shouldn't change.
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env.port is used by fabric to run the ssh command. Since env is persistent between calls, the next time the code needs to ssh it will try to connect to SSH on the port where your apache server is running, and of course fail. Sadly the ssh package returns a very unhelpful error message. This fixes #1