In a python script I call a bash script as follows: subprocess.Popen([\"./scan.sh\", dir]) Inside that script, there is,
I have a python script which uses multiprocessing and subprocess to launch multiple external commands in parallel with different arguments. The code can be found here.
i\'m trying to get the result of a sub process. But for now the only result i can have is the log string.
I\'m looking for a way to 开发者_运维技巧do this, so that I can pass it to the environment of another subprocess.Here\'s a simple function which runs a command in a subprocess, then extracts its envir
I want to do subprocess.call, and get the output of the call into a string. Can I do this directly, or do I need to pipe it to a file, and then read from it?
From http://docs.python.org/library/functions.html#open The optional bufsize argument specifies the file’s desired buffer
hi i need some guidelines how to write programm that executes other python programm but in maximum for example 6 times at once and always try to be 6 process be running even if one ends up
I\'m actually running a subprocess from a python program using Popen proc= subprocess.Popen(\"xterm -e python script.py\", shell=True, stdout=subproc开发者_运维技巧ess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
I\'m wondering if this is the correct way to execute a system process and detach from parent, though allowing the parent to exit without creating a zombie and/or killing the child process.I\'m current
import subprocess import threading import StringIO class terminal(threading.Thread): def run(self): self.prompt()
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