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I'm writing a script that I'm running through a terminal, and would like it to run BASH commands in that same terminal. All solutions that I found were geared toward connecting remotely through SSH, whereas I just need to run SSH commands on the same machine.
Can someone please point in a direction how that can be done, since Googling didn't really give me relevant results.
You might be looking for the subprocess module. You can do (for example):
subprocess.call("<bash command here>", shell = True)
For more details check the documentation.
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I am working on an project which is using opencv. this closes any opened application when an specific hand gesture is given.
So what I want is to close any application whenever I run my python code.
This code will be running in background so whatever application is running at that time that should be closed when a specific hand gesture is shown
Just use pyautogui library in python and use this following command
first it will close your your ide but if your code is running in background same as mine it will do the work.
pyautogui.hotkey('alt','f4')
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I am making a voice assistant in python following the tutorial on YouTube by "Code with harry". I have successfully added some more functionalities. The file is of extension .pyw so it runs in the background. The problem I am facing is that sometimes when I run the script it runs as I want it to i.e. always listening for inputs especially after executing a command but most of the time, when I run the script it stops listening after I give it a command. Let's say I asked it to open chrome and it opened it then it would stop listening until I close chrome. How do I fix this?
tutorial link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lp9Ftuq2sVI&t=1693s
Any help would be really appreciated. Just so you know I am not a pro in coding.
I got it working. The culprit was "webbrower.open()"
The code stopped once this line ran. So I found an alternative. "os.system()"
This worked perfectly.
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I am trying to Query my database after the server has started, all of the tutorials on youtube write the code inside the server and run it. I don't want this, on the official tutorial they execute the commands inside a shell. How do I do the same?
the Django docs that you mentioned here making queries is using interactive Python shell configured for your Django project, to access that you can run the following command
python manage.py shell
from there you can access all those commands
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I have a bunch of Batch and Powershell scripts in my Ubuntu machine and I want to remotely execute them on windows and retrieve their results using python.
PS: I've already tried paramiko but it only works when the scripts in question are already on the remote machine.
of course it "only works when the scripts in question are already on the remote machine". You can't "remotely" execute a local program (script, whatever), it has to be on the machine where it's supposed to be executed. The solution is plain simple: upload the script on the remote machine, then use paramiko to execute it.
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Found here (stackoverflow) a way to handle a file selection on local host. I'm using Autoit and run a local script which writes in the file path.
But how can I run this on the remote node, when I'm using selenium hub.
Is there a way run on a remote node a command line (windows) process ?
Prefer Python example.
Thank you!
Here is a solution, basically you need to run AutoIt server on the node:
https://github.com/daluu/AutoItDriverServer