I\'m currently rewriting a little wrapper program in python that I once wrote in C++. It extracts files from a file and boxes them in another format.
I\'ve created a script that by default creates one multiprocessing Process; then it works fine. When starting multiple processes, it starts to hang, and not always in the same place. The program\'s ab
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Completely rewritten based on my own investigation I have a master script that runs a number of other python scripts.
My application creates subprocesses. Usually, these processeses run and terminate without any problems. However, sometimes, they crash.
I have three shell scripts P1 , P2 and P3which I am trying to chain. These three shell scripts need to be run in series , but at any given time multiple P1s and P2s and P3s can be running.
I have a strange issue with python 2.6.5. If I call p = subprocess.Popen([\"ifup eth0\"], shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
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