"commands" only seems to allow the reception of output once per call.
Is there a way to talk to stdin and stdout - to say establish a telnet session
and script out the interactions with the remote command line?
"Scott F. Johnston" wrote:
>
> See module documentation for "commands."
> At least under UNIX:
>
> import commands
>
> status, output = commands.getstatusoutput("ls /tmp")
> print "Command exits with status:", status
> print "Output of command:", output
>
> You only get one stream of output, so play redirection games
> with your command if you need to.
>
> This runs the command and doesn't return until it has
> completed. If you want interactive scrolling of output,
> look at the code for commands, as it is written in python.
> You'll be able to run in a separate thread and read lines
> of output from a pipe. The code makes a good example.
>
> --Scott
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Steve Castellotti
Systems Programmer
School of Arts and Sciences, University of Pennsylvania
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