I came to run a script on a production box, and it failed in one of it\'s first checks. I\'ve narrowed it down to the fact my \"ping\" check (invoked by subprocess) is returning a non-zero result.
Im using subprocess.call to execute a bat file.subprocess.call is waiting for the bat file to complete before it continues.I want it to start the bat then continue on.Looking at the documents for subp
Suppose there\'s an executable and a Python script to launch it, and they\'re located in \'sibling\' subdirectories, e.g.开发者_Python百科
I\'m launching the selenium 2 jar file using subprocess.Popen in python when I\'m bootstrapping my tests.
I\'m in need of setting the stderr stream in a Popen call to line-buffered. I discovered the bufsize argument, but it doe开发者_运维百科sn\'t say which of the 3 (stdin, stdout, stderr) files it\'s act
I\'m invoking ffmpeg with subprocess.Popen, and trying to capture the stderr output and write it to logging.
So I have a python script that runs a loop in which it calls a program A through subprocess.Popen waits for its output, then saves the output and then calls it again and so on. (This keeps happening f
I am trying to output different information in two terminals from the same Python script (much like this fellow). The way that my research has seemed to point to is to open a new xterm window using su
I have a question regarding subprocess.pop开发者_StackOverflow社区en(): If supposedly the command executed is in a while loop - is there any way for subprocess.popen() to detect it and exit after pri
How do you open a unicode named file (with spaces) from within a Python script under Windows? filename for example: Hello עולם.xls
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