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Does python 2.3.3 pty module has a bug?

Hi,

System: Solaris
Python version: 2.3.3

For a automation job, I used pexpect module together with python for
creating a ftp session automatically and downloading the file.

I notice that after closing the child. The file descriptor is not
closed (check /proc/<process id>/fd)
After running the script for a while, I start seeing too many files
open error.

I have a development machine running Linux using python 2.3.3. I
execute the same code on it.
The file descriptor is closed everytime after the pexpect child is
closed.

My question is - Is this a bug with pty module for solaris for python
2.3.3?

Appreciate your comments

Thanks,
Alex

Jun 8 '07 #1
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