popen() is a way to communicate with subprocesses using a file-like interface.
Im trying to handle tcpdump output in python. What I need is to run tcpdump (which captures the packets and …
python subprocess popen tcpdumpI have a long-running python script with a perl worker subprocess. Data is sent in and out of the child …
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python process popen subprocessWhen using subprocess.Popen(args, shell=True) to run "gcc --version" (just as an example), on Windows we get this: &…
python shell subprocess popenI can run this normally on the command line in Linux: $ tar c my_dir | md5sum But when I …
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python popen argvTrying to redirect a subprocess' output to a file. server.py: while 1: print "Count " + str(count) sys.stdout.flush() count = …
python popenI'm using Popen because I need the env, like this: Popen( ["boto-rsync", "..."], env={"PATH":"/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/bin/"}, ) …
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