On 5/12/21, Sebastian M. Ernst wrote:
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> It starts the new process more or less like a child, but does not allow it to
> control the command line. Instead, both the Python process and the child
> die. The child merely manages to produce a few lines of output before that.
First let's go over some
Hi all,
I am dealing with a Python script line - which does, after some
preparation work, launch `ssh` (Windows 10 does have native `OpenSSH`
now). My script is actually a small CLI tool. On Unix-like systems, at
the end of its life, the Python script replaces itself with the `ssh`
client, so the
