I have a Python program which launches subprocesses like this: subprocess.run(cmdline, shell=True) A subprocess can be anything that can be executed from a shell: Python programs, binaries or scripts in any other language. cmdline is something like export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/path/to/more/libs; command…
Within a python script I have a function which looks as below: def NotifierFunc(Mail, Ticket_Num, Open_DtTime): cmd = "/home/path/MyPerlScript.pl --channel 'MyChannel' --userid 'itsme' --message 'Hello <at>"+Mail+"<at> : The ticket <a href='`echo 'http://snview/'"+Ticket_Num+">`echo "+Ticket_Num+"`</a> is not closed for more than 72…
I am trying to start a javascript subprocess inside a python script. I'd like to do some photo analysis, by using the Human repo, which doesn't have any Python porting (natively js), so I must execute his detect function in…
I have next code, it will do next: subprocess for ssh -f -M to let ssh launch a shared socket in background As above is in background, so for the second ssh connection we could just reuse the socket /tmp/control-channel…
I'd like to be able to run Python's unittest module programmatically via a subprocess (e.g. subprocess.Popen(), subprocess.run(), asyncio.create_subprocess_exec()) and have it auto-discover tests. I do not want to run the tests by importing the unittest module into my script, because…
import requests import subprocess import base64 credentials = "login:password" url = f'urlXXXurl' body = '{"id": 4986986, "key": "2df534ee-270b-4ab4-83fb-1b308febacce", ...}' headers = '"""@{Authorization = 'Basic %s'}"""' % base64.b64encode(credentials.encode("ascii")).decode("ascii") command = 'powershell.exe Invoke-RestMethod -Method Post -Uri %s -ContentType application/json -Body """%s""" -Headers…
Problem statement I have a Python program that needs to launch a number of Singularity containers in parallel. Is it possible to do this, exploiting all of the available hardware, using only built-in libraries (subprocessing, concurrent.futures, etc)? The 'host' script…
Using subprocess.Popen messing Ubuntu terminal output import subprocess import time subprocess.Popen("sudo ./agt_internal", shell=True, cwd="/home/boblittle/AGT/") time.sleep(10) for i in range(10): print('Good Morning America') The terminal output is messed up. Any suggestions? def start_agt_pmlog(): command = 'sudo ./agt_internal -unilog=PM' args = shlex.split(command)…
In order to automate a workflow in Python there are a few Cshell scripts which I need to run. I would like to be able to call these scripts from my Python script itself in Windows. Below are the two…
For a few days I am trying to solve my following problem but with no success. So I have a bash script which successfully executes by calling command through a subprocess.getstatusoutput method. The bash script itself returns some results by…