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I would like to understand what is the difference between the two commands
python main.py and main.py to run the main.py file in the command prompt; and which to use in what circumstance.
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How do I call a powershell script from python but the ps script lies on a network drive?
Did you try?
import subprocess
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once i run a python script under bash by
python a.py >> output.txt
it is found that the screen output is not written to output.txt instantly. is there any way to ensure that output.txt could always up-to-date as we see it on the screen without redirection?
some reference: this has helped python write to file instantly. i am wondering if we can do the same thing for screen output as well.
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Running bash script from within python
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I am trying to run bash script.sh file in Python.
I tried running it through following code:
subprocess.call("script.sh", shell=True)
but it runs the script outside python and asks Windows application to run this file.
I want this script.sh to be run in Python command line.
I want Python to run this script.
Import the library OS and then use os.system:
import os
os.system('bash')
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I have multiple commands in a file in the following format
python dosomething.py arg1 arg2
python dosomethingelse.py arg1 arg2
I want to execute one by one.
What is the elegant way of doing it.
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If you have those lines in a file (say, run-python-scripts.sh), you can run it with sh:
sh run-python-scripts.sh
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I need to run an rsync command from Python. Is this possible and if so, how do I do it?
rsync -Ccavz --delete DJStatic username#website
You can call a subprocess from python using the following snippet
import subprocess
subprocess.call(["ls", "-l"])
In your case, it would be something like this
subprocess.call(["rsync", "-Ccavz", "--delete","DJStatic", "username#website"])
See here for more details.