I have a piece of code that opens a subprocess and writes the output to a file: logPath = '/path/to/some/directory/' log = open(logPath + 'log', 'a') guipid
I have the following snippet of code: def terminal_command(command, timeout=5*60): """Executes a terminal command.""" cmd = command.split("
I need to run a second python file (2) using a first Python file (1) and I need that the first file continue to be runned. For example: I have the file A.py and
Unhappily my last post was marked as duplicate and my problem wasn't solved. So I've to phrase it a little bit different. Below you can see my main-file(SP_Tes
I have a python script that does this: p = subprocess.Popen(pythonscript.py, stdin=PIPE, stdout=PIPE, stderr=PIPE, shell=False) theStdin=request.input.encode('
I have a .tar.7z file which I want to unpack (when I unpack with archive_utility.app on MAC manually, I am getting a folder with subfolder and files). I am not
I'm automating an ffmpeg command but when the file exists already, it asks me if I have to "Overwrite [y/N]" and it stalls the entire script until I have to ent
I am trying to open a new window upon a button press with kivy. However, when I try to open the file with the separate window in it, it simply doesn't do anythi
How can I watch standard output and standard error of a long-running subprocess simultaneously, processing each line as soon as it is generated by the subproces
I am using python to check whether pip is installed on the system or not. The code I have written is : subprocess.run(["pip"],shell=True) and I am getting t
I open CMD in Windows, go to C:\Users\OM\Downloads\DCS-COINS\Munt.G_DCS-COINS\ and there run command DCS-COINS -v and then I get instantly moving lines with inf
I have created a simple method that executes a command like you do in the terminal from subprocess import PIPE, run class Command_Line(): @staticmethod
I am trying to add code after I successfully open a program with a subprocess, but it's not working. Can anyone tell me why? import win32api, win32con i
I am trying to add code after I successfully open a program with a subprocess, but it's not working. Can anyone tell me why? import win32api, win32con i
Okay, here's what I need to do. I'm trying to PIPE the output from Popen, to display it in real time. However, I need to communicate with my process while it is
p =Popen('cmd.exe',shell=True,stdin=PIPE,stdout=PIPE,bufsize=0) def run(): global p while True: line = p.stdout.read(1) if not line: #
I have an executable that has many options and I wish to create classes. e.g. the exec has options that can copy rows of a file, rename parts of a file, compres
I want to execute f1 and f2 at the same time. but the following code doesn't work! from multiprocessing import Pool def f1(x): return x*x def f2(x): return x
There are a lot of questions related to this one but none seems to work for my case: 1-https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9655841/python-subprocess-how-to-use-
I am on Mac OS X Yosemite 10.10 and Python 2.7. If I type the following: du -g -d1 /Users 2> /dev/null in the command line, everything works perfectly. No