[Fab-user] put with use_sudo=True

[Julien Cigar]

Hello,

I don't understand how the fabric.operations.run() could work with 
use_sudo=True.

I'm connecting as user "foo", and "foo" is able to "sudo -u bar" on 
remote host.

with:
env.sudo_user = "bar"

I'm running:
put(src, dst, use_sudo=True)

Fabric does the following on remote host:
1) It creates a temporary file in foo's $HOME (a sha1 file)
2) File is owned by foo:foo
3) Fabric runs something like the following:
Requested: mv "994c72888735e219222f3212ea67c3adbfda2ca0" "/home/foo/dst/src"
Executed: sudo -S -p 'sudo password:'  -u "bar"  /bin/sh -c "mv 
\"994c72888735e219222f3212ea67c3adbfda2ca0\" \"/home/foo/dst/src\""
4) The operation fails with a "Permission denied" wich is logical, as 
file is owner by foo:foo and sudo -u bar mv foo dst will never work ..

Did I missed something .. ?

My ultimate goal is to be able to deploy without root access.

Thanks,
Julien

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