New submission from jort bloem:
When using shutil.move() between mounts (i.e. when it does a copy/delete),
running as root, ownership should be maintained.
To test: log in as root, create a file owned by a regular user. In python, use
shutil.move() to move it to another mountpoint. Check that
jort bloem added the comment:
I am only new to Python, but...
Having looked at the code, I am surprised that the _TemporaryFileWrapper is not
a subclass of "file". Surely that would be the "python" way, and would solve
this problem, too? __getattr__ would no longer be ne
jort bloem added the comment:
Sorry, my python-foo is not quite up to providing a solution. A partial
solution would be for the file not to be closed at NamedTemporaryFile
destruction, if delete==False. If delete==True, then there is no point writing
to a file (though it shouldn't rai
New submission from jort bloem:
Issue occurs in the following code:
tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(dir=".",delete=False).write("hello")
The NamedTemporaryFile is deleted before the write is complete; deleting the
object closes the file, so the write fails.
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jort bloem added the comment:
I agree that it is reasonable NOT to flush stdout on fork().
I don't think the outcome is reasonable.
What about voiding all buffers after the fork for the child?
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jort bloem added the comment:
haypo: I understand that, after a fork, parent and child instructions are run
in parallel; which one prints first is a matter of chance.
However, commands BEFORE THE FORK should not be re-run.
See test script. I would expect one "Start ", followed by
jort bloem added the comment:
Try attachment again.
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Added file: http://bugs.python.org/file29119/test.py
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New submission from jort bloem:
When calling os.fork() without a tty, a process reporting the parent's pid runs
code BEFORE the fork().
When running on a tty, it behaves as expected: both parent and child continue
running from statement immediately after os.fork()
See attached te
