I have a python script running as service in linux (also as autorun), and it does plenty of output!
How can I read this output when the program is already running?
Maybe I could log all the output into a file but then I would have to open and refresh the file all the time when new output is logged!
I have a raspberry pi with raspbian on it, and I've created a python script that I need to have running all the time. The problem is that after running for an hour or so, the script suddenly stops, and the python process shuts down. I have no idea why, and I'm very new to linux so I don't know how to debug it or anything.
I have a python script that looks files up in a relative directory. For example: the python script is in /home/username/projectname/. I have a file that is being called within the python script that is in /home/username/projectname/subfolder.
If I run the script from the shell as python scriptname.py it runs perfectly fine.
However, i'm trying to run the script as a startup service.
Whenever I compile a python file, I get a *.pyc file. When I try to run that, I get a message saying there is no program for running them. When I search for a program online via that option, it says there are none. Can anyone help me run there files?
I'm running a Python program on my Linux server, and depending on some external data it has to run again at xx minutes or hours from now.
So let's say it runs at 6 AM, and then it has to run again at 7 AM.
Then, at 7AM, it checks some things and it has to run again at 15:45, and then the next day at 2.05AM, and then the next day at 4.05AM etc.
As you can see there is no predefined logic in the t
I am trying to write a very very simple script in Linux.
Let me show you the code first:
#!/bin/bash
# The shell program uses glob constructs and ls
# to list all entries in testfiles, that have 2
# or more dots "." in their name.
ls -l /path/to/file/*.*.*
When I run this code with bash myscript command, I get something like: /path/to/file/file.with.three.dots
But I don't want this.
I have a simple long running python script which logs using print("text to log"). I want to run this as a background process but the output is only dumped into the specified log file when the process terminates. Is there a way to log in real time so that I can tail the logfile? I don't want to introduce unnecessary complexity in my python script; I'd rather allow the OS to handle the logging.
Hi. I wrote my first real Python program over the last week, and now I would like to package it to run on Windows. Would someone kindly explain how this is done?
The program takes a list of urls in a text file, searches the websites according to a regular expression, and then prints the result to excel.
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We have a box that receive a lot of incoming emails. I have a .procmailrc file that in turn invokes a python script, which process each of these incoming email. All is nice and good.
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