I am trying to create ssh reverse tunnel. When I run the below command on terminal it works greate: But when I run it in python with os.system() or using subprocess it’s not working. When I check the processes list the process is created and running and has no difference with the last method.(running directly in terminal) python code: Any
Tag: subprocess
How to register a signal handler for a subprocess?
Adding a signal handler, e.g. with process.sh doesn’t work because CtrlC interrupts the child process (only SIGINT received is printed), but both SIGINT received and SIGINT child received should be printed and the child continue to run. Adding signal.SIG_IGN leaves the child untouched, but that not sufficient since I need to write a custom handler for the child. I don’t
Python 3.4.3 subprocess.Popen get output of command without piping?
I am trying to assign the output of a command to a variable without the command thinking that it is being piped. The reason for this is that the command in question gives unformatted text as output if it is being piped, but it gives color formatted text if it is being run from the terminal. I need to get
Intermittent “OSError: [Errno 7] Argument list too long” with short command (~125 chars)
This code running under apache2+mod_wsgi on Linux sometimes produces the following output. The output has been anonymized slightly, but the character counts remain exact. The problem seems to happen after the web server has been running for a long time, and goes away with a restart, however it’s difficult to pin down exactly what the trigger might be. Why am
“Fire and forget” a process from a Python script
How do I start a process (another Python script, for example) from a Python script so the “child” process is completely detached from the “parent”, so the parent can a) continue on its merry way without waiting for child to finish and b) can be terminated without terminating the child process? Parent: Child: Running parent.py prints: What I want it