When someone writes the name, it does not print it, it prints user and I try to make but its show me this erorr Answer If you run the following, you are not passing the user variable to your command. The following will not work as per the error you got, os.system() takes a single argument. You can do the
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Os.system doesn’t push message in cron alert to cronitor?
I am running a python script using a cron job. When the script runs, it either alerts that it completed or failed. It is supposed to send a message to cronitor along with the completion ping. An example of the link is below: When I just put the link into the search bar and hit Enter, the message shows up
Why does the “which” system command give a 256 code with os.system in python?
I am on mac OSX. I have a program where I am trying to call downloaded libraries from the terminal. This is not possible if I don’t know where the libraries are. I will use pip as a common library example I have read this response to the 256 error, however, I still don’t understand why it appears here. It
Wrapper script that would record the execution time of another script with parameters
I have a wrapper script wrapper.py that would time the full execution of benchrun.py. Let’s say I run the benchrun.py using this command: python benchrun.py –host {host} -f {testfile} -t {number of threads} -s {mongo shell path} What should I put in the wrapper script to run the benchrun.py script and get the execution time? Answer First, benchrun.py wrapper:
Python ‘source HOME/.bashrc’ with os.system()
I am writing a python script (Linux) that is adding some shell aliases (writes them to HOME/.bash_aliases). In order to make an alias available immediately after it was written I should issue the following bash built-in: source is a bash built-in so I cannot just: If i try something like: …will freeze the script (just like is waiting for something).