Bash script in Python os.system

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I need to execute the bash script Do_Regr.sh with the following arguments in a linux server:

./Do_Regr.sh -i Testlist_Regression.in -m 135.24.237.167 -g

How do I run the above in a Python script using os.system() ?

vks · Accepted Answer · 2015-02-11 10:10:42Z

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import subprocess
subprocess.Popen("./Do_Regr.sh -i Testlist_Regression.in -m 135.24.237.167 -g",shell=True)

This should do it.Make sure your python script is also in the same directory or use os.chdir to get there.

answered Feb 11, 2015 at 10:10

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user3565150 Over a year ago

Thank you for the quick reply, and another quick question: if I need to do /bin/bash followed by source of some shell script or .env file, then should I follow the same steps? Its like '/bin/bash' followed by source /sf/tools/firmware/fwenv.sh; source ~/griffin.env which I do and then run the above script

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