how to use os.system() in python for running an shell order
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try this
import os
def f():
cmd1 = "echo 'yes' | read "
os.system(cmd1)
f()
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Updated on July 23, 2020Comments
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Admin almost 4 years
In some shell script, you need to confirm "yes" to run the shell, well, an easier way is using "yes" and pipe, like this:
yes | test.py
then, you can run the shell script automatically without answer "yes" anymore. today, when i use this in python by trying : os.system("yes|**.sh"), i got an fault.
Here is my test.py file:
import os def f(): cmd1 = "yes | read " os.system(cmd1) f()
and run in shell by typing : python test.py. the fault information is : yes: standard output: Broken pipe yes: write error
but if i type "yes|read" in shell,it works well. may anyone tell me why?