J.B. Brown:
> I believe the source of this problem is that os.popen() or os.system()
> calls spawn subshells which then reference my shell resource files
> (.zshrc, .cshrc, .bashrc, etc.).
> But I don't see an alternative to os.popen{234} or os.system().
> os.exec*() cannot solve my problem, becau
J.B. Brown wrote:
Hello everyone, and thanks for your time to read this.
For quite some time, I have had a problem using Python's shell
execution facilities in combination with a cluster computer
environment (such as Sun Grid Engine (SGE)).
In particular, I wish to repeatedly execute a number of
Hello everyone, and thanks for your time to read this.
For quite some time, I have had a problem using Python's shell
execution facilities in combination with a cluster computer
environment (such as Sun Grid Engine (SGE)).
In particular, I wish to repeatedly execute a number of commands in
sub-she
