Hi Jeff,
Thanks for your help. Although I haven't confirmed this, I think you
just hit my nail on the head. I thought os.system was like a totally
separate process though, i.e nothing is shared. not the usual fork()
call within the program.
Regards,
Huy
Jeff Epler wrote:
> When using os.syst
Gurus,
I am still doing my baby steps in the wonderful world of python (so
far, so good).
However, I am quite familiar with sockets. There is a socket option
called
SO_REUSEADDR that your server should call to fix this problem.
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huy wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using cherrypy to provide a user interface for users to start a
> linux server program eg. os.system("nohup myserver.py &"). The problem
> is that if I stop cherrypy server and restart, I get the "Address
> Already In Use" problem until I stop myserver.py. Can someone s
When using os.system(), files that are open in the parent are available
in the child, as you can see here in Linux' listing of the files open by
the child program:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] jepler]$ python -c 'f = open("/tmp/test", "w"); print
f.fileno(); import os; os.system("ls -l /proc/self/fd")'
3
to
Hi,
I'm using cherrypy to provide a user interface for users to start a
linux server program eg. os.system("nohup myserver.py &"). The problem
is that if I stop cherrypy server and restart, I get the "Address
Already In Use" problem until I stop myserver.py. Can someone shed some
light on why
