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Do not show console with .exe created by Pyinstaller
How do I hide the console when I use os.system() or subprocess.call()?How can I safely create a nested directory in Python?How can I get the application's path in a .NET console application?Node.js: printing to console without a trailing newline?Colors in JavaScript consolePyInstaller and pykeyboard aren't working togetherIssues importing dateutil when using PyInstallerCreate an executable from Selenium Python for IE with PyinstallerPyInstaller issue with creating working executableHow do you resolve 'hidden imports not found!' warnings in pyinstaller for scipy?pyinstaller still opening console despite using recommended methods to stop this
I want to create a very simple .exe which runs another .exe that exist on a shared server. The reason for this is so I can update the .exe on the server without having the users having to update their app. I hope that makes sense..
Anyway, I can't seem to figure out how to get rid of the console that pops up.
The script that calls the program on the server is just:
import os
os.system('U:/.../Program.exe')
And I create both .exe by running:
pyinstaller -w -F -i image.ico name.py
(-w should remove console)
I've also tried:
pyinstaller -w -F -i image.ico --noconsole name.py
without success.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
python cmd console pyinstaller
asked Mar 21 at 15:56
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I want to create a very simple .exe which runs another .exe that exist on a shared server. The reason for this is so I can update the .exe on the server without having the users having to update their app. I hope that makes sense..
Anyway, I can't seem to figure out how to get rid of the console that pops up.
The script that calls the program on the server is just:
import os
os.system('U:/.../Program.exe')
And I create both .exe by running:
pyinstaller -w -F -i image.ico name.py
(-w should remove console)
I've also tried:
pyinstaller -w -F -i image.ico --noconsole name.py
without success.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
python cmd console pyinstaller
asked Mar 21 at 15:56
Fred_AlbFred_Alb
307
add a comment |
I want to create a very simple .exe which runs another .exe that exist on a shared server. The reason for this is so I can update the .exe on the server without having the users having to update their app. I hope that makes sense..
Anyway, I can't seem to figure out how to get rid of the console that pops up.
The script that calls the program on the server is just:
import os
os.system('U:/.../Program.exe')
And I create both .exe by running:
pyinstaller -w -F -i image.ico name.py
(-w should remove console)
I've also tried:
pyinstaller -w -F -i image.ico --noconsole name.py
without success.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
python cmd console pyinstaller
asked Mar 21 at 15:56
Fred_AlbFred_Alb
307
I want to create a very simple .exe which runs another .exe that exist on a shared server. The reason for this is so I can update the .exe on the server without having the users having to update their app. I hope that makes sense..
Anyway, I can't seem to figure out how to get rid of the console that pops up.
The script that calls the program on the server is just:
import os
os.system('U:/.../Program.exe')
And I create both .exe by running:
pyinstaller -w -F -i image.ico name.py
(-w should remove console)
I've also tried:
pyinstaller -w -F -i image.ico --noconsole name.py
without success.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
python cmd console pyinstaller
python cmd console pyinstaller
asked Mar 21 at 15:56
Fred_AlbFred_Alb
307
asked Mar 21 at 15:56
Fred_AlbFred_Alb
307
asked Mar 21 at 15:56
Fred_AlbFred_Alb
307
asked Mar 21 at 15:56
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307
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Have you tried placing the --noconsole argument to the right of the target?
So it'd read pyinstaller -w -F -i image.ico name.py --noconsole?
answered Mar 21 at 16:53
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Just tried it, the console still pops up
– Fred_Alb
Mar 21 at 17:58
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After some reading, it looks like the output is being generated by the process you're starting using your python script, theprogram.exein your example, rather than the initial script. --noconsole only hides the console for the frozen script, not for all processes stemming from it. See this issue: stackoverflow.com/questions/7006238/…
– Collin Farmer
Mar 21 at 18:04
Sorry for the late reply. Thank you so much Collin for taking the time and finding that thread! It worked! I'm very grateful
– Fred_Alb
2 days ago
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Have you tried placing the --noconsole argument to the right of the target?
So it'd read pyinstaller -w -F -i image.ico name.py --noconsole?
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Just tried it, the console still pops up
– Fred_Alb
Mar 21 at 17:58
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After some reading, it looks like the output is being generated by the process you're starting using your python script, theprogram.exein your example, rather than the initial script. --noconsole only hides the console for the frozen script, not for all processes stemming from it. See this issue: stackoverflow.com/questions/7006238/…
– Collin Farmer
Mar 21 at 18:04
Sorry for the late reply. Thank you so much Collin for taking the time and finding that thread! It worked! I'm very grateful
– Fred_Alb
2 days ago
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Have you tried placing the --noconsole argument to the right of the target?
So it'd read pyinstaller -w -F -i image.ico name.py --noconsole?
answered Mar 21 at 16:53
Collin FarmerCollin Farmer
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Just tried it, the console still pops up
– Fred_Alb
Mar 21 at 17:58
1
After some reading, it looks like the output is being generated by the process you're starting using your python script, theprogram.exein your example, rather than the initial script. --noconsole only hides the console for the frozen script, not for all processes stemming from it. See this issue: stackoverflow.com/questions/7006238/…
– Collin Farmer
Mar 21 at 18:04
Sorry for the late reply. Thank you so much Collin for taking the time and finding that thread! It worked! I'm very grateful
– Fred_Alb
2 days ago
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Have you tried placing the --noconsole argument to the right of the target?
So it'd read pyinstaller -w -F -i image.ico name.py --noconsole?
answered Mar 21 at 16:53
Collin FarmerCollin Farmer
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Have you tried placing the --noconsole argument to the right of the target?
So it'd read pyinstaller -w -F -i image.ico name.py --noconsole?
answered Mar 21 at 16:53
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Just tried it, the console still pops up
– Fred_Alb
Mar 21 at 17:58
1
After some reading, it looks like the output is being generated by the process you're starting using your python script, theprogram.exein your example, rather than the initial script. --noconsole only hides the console for the frozen script, not for all processes stemming from it. See this issue: stackoverflow.com/questions/7006238/…
– Collin Farmer
Mar 21 at 18:04
Sorry for the late reply. Thank you so much Collin for taking the time and finding that thread! It worked! I'm very grateful
– Fred_Alb
2 days ago
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Just tried it, the console still pops up
– Fred_Alb
Mar 21 at 17:58
1
After some reading, it looks like the output is being generated by the process you're starting using your python script, theprogram.exein your example, rather than the initial script. --noconsole only hides the console for the frozen script, not for all processes stemming from it. See this issue: stackoverflow.com/questions/7006238/…
– Collin Farmer
Mar 21 at 18:04
Sorry for the late reply. Thank you so much Collin for taking the time and finding that thread! It worked! I'm very grateful
– Fred_Alb
2 days ago
Just tried it, the console still pops up
– Fred_Alb
Mar 21 at 17:58
Just tried it, the console still pops up
– Fred_Alb
Mar 21 at 17:58
1
1
After some reading, it looks like the output is being generated by the process you're starting using your python script, the
program.exe in your example, rather than the initial script. --noconsole only hides the console for the frozen script, not for all processes stemming from it. See this issue: stackoverflow.com/questions/7006238/…– Collin Farmer
Mar 21 at 18:04
After some reading, it looks like the output is being generated by the process you're starting using your python script, the
program.exe in your example, rather than the initial script. --noconsole only hides the console for the frozen script, not for all processes stemming from it. See this issue: stackoverflow.com/questions/7006238/…– Collin Farmer
Mar 21 at 18:04
Sorry for the late reply. Thank you so much Collin for taking the time and finding that thread! It worked! I'm very grateful
– Fred_Alb
2 days ago
Sorry for the late reply. Thank you so much Collin for taking the time and finding that thread! It worked! I'm very grateful
– Fred_Alb
2 days ago
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