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20 | import subprocess |
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21 | foo = subprocess.check_output(['echo','foo']) |
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24 | If the output is big, redirect it to a file: |
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27 | import subprocess |
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28 | with open('/tmp/foo', 'w') as outfile: |
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29 | subprocess.check_call(['head', '-c', '1234567', '/dev/urandom'], stdout=outfile) |
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30 | </pre> |
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