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I have written some code that I would like to run in the background as it is very time consuming (on the order of hours). I would normally run
python3 program_name.py >> output.log &
However the first steps of the program take user input. Is there a way to take user input and then run in the background if I close the terminal?
python linux
asked Mar 23 at 12:06
Morgan GladdenMorgan Gladden
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I have written some code that I would like to run in the background as it is very time consuming (on the order of hours). I would normally run
python3 program_name.py >> output.log &
However the first steps of the program take user input. Is there a way to take user input and then run in the background if I close the terminal?
python linux
asked Mar 23 at 12:06
Morgan GladdenMorgan Gladden
8910
1
Try this? stackoverflow.com/questions/45641094/…
– Devesh Kumar Singh
Mar 23 at 12:08
3
Use argparse and pass user input at command line.
– SuperShoot
Mar 23 at 12:10
1
Possible duplicate of How to accept input from stdin in background while program is running
– alec_a
Mar 23 at 12:11
1
Take a look at daemonize github.com/thesharp/daemonize
– geckos
Mar 23 at 12:26
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I have written some code that I would like to run in the background as it is very time consuming (on the order of hours). I would normally run
python3 program_name.py >> output.log &
However the first steps of the program take user input. Is there a way to take user input and then run in the background if I close the terminal?
python linux
asked Mar 23 at 12:06
Morgan GladdenMorgan Gladden
8910
I have written some code that I would like to run in the background as it is very time consuming (on the order of hours). I would normally run
python3 program_name.py >> output.log &
However the first steps of the program take user input. Is there a way to take user input and then run in the background if I close the terminal?
python linux
python linux
asked Mar 23 at 12:06
Morgan GladdenMorgan Gladden
8910
asked Mar 23 at 12:06
Morgan GladdenMorgan Gladden
8910
asked Mar 23 at 12:06
Morgan GladdenMorgan Gladden
8910
asked Mar 23 at 12:06
Morgan GladdenMorgan Gladden
8910
asked Mar 23 at 12:06
Morgan GladdenMorgan Gladden
8910
8910
1
Try this? stackoverflow.com/questions/45641094/…
– Devesh Kumar Singh
Mar 23 at 12:08
3
Use argparse and pass user input at command line.
– SuperShoot
Mar 23 at 12:10
1
Possible duplicate of How to accept input from stdin in background while program is running
– alec_a
Mar 23 at 12:11
1
Take a look at daemonize github.com/thesharp/daemonize
– geckos
Mar 23 at 12:26
add a comment |
1
Try this? stackoverflow.com/questions/45641094/…
– Devesh Kumar Singh
Mar 23 at 12:08
3
Use argparse and pass user input at command line.
– SuperShoot
Mar 23 at 12:10
1
Possible duplicate of How to accept input from stdin in background while program is running
– alec_a
Mar 23 at 12:11
1
Take a look at daemonize github.com/thesharp/daemonize
– geckos
Mar 23 at 12:26
1
1
Try this? stackoverflow.com/questions/45641094/…
– Devesh Kumar Singh
Mar 23 at 12:08
Try this? stackoverflow.com/questions/45641094/…
– Devesh Kumar Singh
Mar 23 at 12:08
3
3
Use argparse and pass user input at command line.
– SuperShoot
Mar 23 at 12:10
Use argparse and pass user input at command line.
– SuperShoot
Mar 23 at 12:10
1
1
Possible duplicate of How to accept input from stdin in background while program is running
– alec_a
Mar 23 at 12:11
Possible duplicate of How to accept input from stdin in background while program is running
– alec_a
Mar 23 at 12:11
1
1
Take a look at daemonize github.com/thesharp/daemonize
– geckos
Mar 23 at 12:26
Take a look at daemonize github.com/thesharp/daemonize
– geckos
Mar 23 at 12:26
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You could use something like Tmux and detach and then re-attach when needed.
Tmux
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You could use something like Tmux and detach and then re-attach when needed.
Tmux
answered Mar 23 at 12:24
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You could use something like Tmux and detach and then re-attach when needed.
Tmux
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You could use something like Tmux and detach and then re-attach when needed.
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Try this? stackoverflow.com/questions/45641094/…
– Devesh Kumar Singh
Mar 23 at 12:08
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Use argparse and pass user input at command line.
– SuperShoot
Mar 23 at 12:10
1
Possible duplicate of How to accept input from stdin in background while program is running
– alec_a
Mar 23 at 12:11
1
Take a look at daemonize github.com/thesharp/daemonize
– geckos
Mar 23 at 12:26