I have a python script that launches a number of user processes using subprocess.Popen. Each process stdout is redirected to a unique file. For example the I launch each process as follows
I have about 500,000+ txt file for about 7+ gigs of data total.I am using python to put them into a sqlite database. I am creating 2 tables, 1. is the pK and the hyperlink to the file.
I\'m running multiple commands which may take some time, in parallel, on a Linux machine running Python 2.6.
In python, I want to create a subprocess and read and write data to its stdio. Lets say I have the following C program that just writes its input to its output.
What is the best manner of launching a subprocess as a different user in Python on Windows? Preferab开发者_StackOverflow中文版ly XP and up, but if it works only on Vista and 7, I can live with that to
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I would like to repeatedly execute a subprocess as fast as possible. However, sometimes the process will take too long, so I want to kill it.
I\'m running a Perl script through the subprocess module in Python on Linux. The function that runs the script is called several times with variable input.
I have a small script that launches and, every half hour, feeds a command to a java program (game server manager) as if the user was typing it.However, after reading documentation and experimenting, I
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