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http://docs.python.org/library/pty.html says - pty.fork()¶ Fork. Connect the child’s controlling terminal to a pseudo-terminal. Return value is (pid, fd). Note that the child gets pid 0, and the
I\'m trying to create a simple remote management program where a user can connect 开发者_JS百科to my little device and \"take over\" the current stdio of the system. For example:
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I\'m trying to develop a simple \"telnet/server\" daemon which have to run a program on a new socket connection.
I\'m trying to write an app that can login to SSH with a password, by using pseudo terminals. But if I write() to the master device then the data somehow does not appear in the slave device. Here\'s a
I am programming something that needs an interface to Bash. At first I thought I could just use popen or QProcess. ( I\'m using QT C++ ) They work fine but I can\'t get them to run Bash in a tty, whic
I have a child process which runs in a pseudo terminal. The parent process does not run as root, but the child process does, through su or sudo. Because of this it is not possible to send a signal to
I think the thing I want to do is called GUI/command line wrapping sftp(1). I need an easy way to start that program and react on its output while running. Additionally I have t开发者_JAVA百科o be abl
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