ead()
print status
which works fine. However, why the first version confused the web server
I don't know, I guess the output from ps went somewhere it wasn't
supposed to.
nik
Nik wrote:
no luck I'm afraid.
Also, to make it even more annoying, omitting the os call and going for
#!/usr/bin/
me, and allow users to stop them or create new ones. I'm assuming this
should be do-able?
nik
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00:00:00 bash
5197 pts0 00:00:00 ps
"""
print status
works fine.
I've already half a dozen other scripts happily querying a database but
this is the first one to have an error outside the usual brain fart stuff.
nik
Kent Johnson wrote:
Nik wrote:
hi,
I'm trying to write
