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Doubt regarding exec function

Dear All,
Php has exec function to run system commands and
this function return last line of system command
result. But in Python I can see only os.system()
function to run system command but it doesn't return
any result like php exec function.
I want to know about php equivalent exec function
in Python.
So If anyone know regarding this Kindly Mail me.
with regards
prabahar

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Jul 18 '05 #1
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Mosas wrote:
Dear All,
Php has exec function to run system commands and
this function return last line of system command
result. But in Python I can see only os.system()
function to run system command but it doesn't return
any result like php exec function.
I want to know about php equivalent exec function
in Python.
So If anyone know regarding this Kindly Mail me.
with regards
prabahar


os.popen or the popen2 module are what you are looking for. In python2.4
there is also subprocess I believe.

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Regards,

Diez B. Roggisch
Jul 18 '05 #2

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