R. David Murray added the comment: What do you mean by older obsolete error code? It sounds like the problem is that user2 doesn't have read (or execute?) permission for that directory in the path. I'd think it would just skip it in that case, though. I don't have time to run tests myself right now...maybe you can take a look at what subprocess is actually doing when that error is generated? (It might be in the C code, though, I don't remember).
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