Hi,
I would go to the javascript wrapper solution :
I would wrap cgi-script to send javascript code to browser and then
redirect original script output to the html file
In a javascript I would loop (and sleep) until load of html file will
succeed.
On 12/27/2010 08:26 PM, Dov Grobgeld wrot
Thanks for the help! Based on it I tried running the command with python as
follows:
import subprocess
pipe = subprocess.Popen("do_slow_command 2>&1",
bufsize=1,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stdin=subprocess.PIPE,
shell=True)
for p in pipe.stdout.readlines():
p
2010/12/27 shimi
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> 2010/12/27 Dov Grobgeld
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>> I'm trying to write a cgi wrapper for a long running command. The command
>> takes about 10minutes to execute and when running it from the command line
>> it continously outputs text to stdout. A simplistic cgi-bin wrapper that
>> tries to exec
2010/12/27 Dov Grobgeld
> I'm trying to write a cgi wrapper for a long running command. The command
> takes about 10minutes to execute and when running it from the command line
> it continously outputs text to stdout. A simplistic cgi-bin wrapper that
> tries to execute the script and then writes
If you can send once in a while data to the output of the cgi, but not to
finish the execution so it's pipe to the HTTP server will not terminate and
the request will not end, then it should work, because there is a response,
it's just keep on going, however if you do not send a thing, then the
tim
I'm trying to write a cgi wrapper for a long running command. The command
takes about 10minutes to execute and when running it from the command line
it continously outputs text to stdout. A simplistic cgi-bin wrapper that
tries to execute the script and then writes that it is done fails with the
fo
