One thing I dislike about Python (for Gump) is we've not found a nicer
way
to timeout processes. One thing I dislike about Gump's implementation
(for
this part) is that it runs the program, not just detects it on the PATH -
but this is 'cos since we had code to do this
what about the type
Adam R. B. Jack wrote:
One thing I dislike about Python (for Gump) is we've not found a nicer way
to timeout processes. One thing I dislike about Gump's implementation (for
this part) is that it runs the program, not just detects it on the PATH -
but this is 'cos since we had code to do this
what
Hi,
PythonGump's check_pgrep test fails on Solaris when pgrep is present.
The problem is that pgrep returns error code 2 on Solaris but code 0 on
Linux:
bash$ pgrep -help
pgrep: illegal option -- h
Usage: pgrep [-flnovx] [-d delim] [-P ppidlist] [-g pgrplist] [-s sidlist]
[-u euidlist]
