java,process,bufferedreader,handbrake
Call builder.redirectErrorStream(true); before creating the process (this will merge the input and the error stream into one: the input stream), and only read from the InputStream. That should solve the problem of the error stream running out of data before the input stream. If you do want to keep them...
Maybe this is just a typo in your question, but the path in Process.Start is incorrect. You are missing the @ sign: Process.Start(@"C:\reco.exe"); ...
python,windows,process,path,psutil
As an administrator you might be able to get PROCESS_QUERY_LIMITED_INFORMATION (0x1000) access for a given process if you can't get PROCESS_QUERY_INFORMATION (0x400). QueryFullProcessImageNameW only requires limited access. However, not even this will work in all cases. For example, the security descriptor on csrss.exe only grants access to the SYSTEM account,...
Message receiving is an atomic operation. If you are interested how it is done, read the source code of VM. If I simplify it, the sending process is doing those steps: Allocate a target memory space in the sending process (it's called environment). Copy the message to that memory space...
In order: pid: The is the process ID (PID) of the process you call the Process.pid method in. ppid: The PID of the parent process (the process that spawned the current one). For example, if you run ruby test.rb in a bash shell, PPID in that process would be the...
java,process,operating-system,fork
I suggest you prefer a ProcessBuilder over Runtime.exec. Also, if I understand your qestion, then you can pass the full path to the exe file to your ProcessBuilder. Something like, ProcessBuilder pb = new ProcessBuilder("C:\\Windows\\system32\\calc.exe"); pb.inheritIO(); // <-- passes IO from forked process. try { Process p = pb.start(); //...
bash,process,zookeeper,race-condition,docker-compose
The way I solved my problem was to use shared volumes between containers, where the first process creates a new file on this volume after it has done it's job and the other process runs a loop to check if this file has been created. Once the 2nd process detects...
java,multithreading,asynchronous,process,processbuilder
You need to make your thread a daemon thread. Use setDaemon(true) before starting it. commandLineThread.setDaemon(true); A daemon thread is a thread that does not prevent the JVM from exiting. See this question: What is Daemon thread in java for more information about daemon threads. Edit: By judging from your comments...
NO it does not contain the kernel portion of memory.
I'm not sure how the process is called but let's say it's called scrapy, then you could achieve this by using a busy wait. while [ $(ps | grep scrapy | wc -l) -ge 1 ]; do sleep 1; done exit 0 Or alternatively but equivalently while [[ -n $(ps...
You can create a new instance of Process use it to send your keystrokes. See http://stackoverflow.com/a/12892316/2058898 for further information. Update I've done some researching and it seems Chrome does in fact not react to the SendKeys.Send method. However you can use the Windows API to call the SendMessage function and...
Ok, that's a completly different problem. And now I understand your real problem. If you excute the first part of your code in the click listener of a button, Swings event loop which is running in an own thread hangs for a while. Then you have to use a Thread....
javascript,linux,node.js,process
I went ahead and tried to see how much grief just creating the process detached would cause me, whether that would still allow me to use signal callbacks etc and all seems well. So I'm just going to implement it that way. Here was my original code: self.oUIProcessHandle = spawn('chromium-browser',...
Found the following code in this link trying to run a command as the user that is signed into the machine: loggedInUser=`/bin/ls -l /dev/console | /usr/bin/awk '{ print $3 }'` declare -x LoginWindowPID="$(/bin/ps -axww | /usr/bin/grep loginwindo[w] | /usr/bin/awk '/console/{print $1;exit}')" /bin/launchctl bsexec "${LoginWindowPID:?}" /usr/bin/sudo -u "$loggedInUser" COMMAND GOES HERE...
Note: There is a difference between running an external command (sed, cat, ls, etc.) and commands that are build in bash such as cd, |, and wildcards. Using the process package does not allow you to run bash commands from strings. Here is my attempt to implement what you want...
android,process,sharedpreferences,android-broadcast
Most common way is sending a broadcast and also you should avoid using singletons, for more information see this link Android and RESTful services It's better to take a look at Event Bus As the doc says : simplifies the communication between components decouples event senders and receivers performs well...
Something like this ought to do you: static void Main(string[] args) { HashSet<string> targets = new HashSet<string>( args.Select( a => new FileInfo(a).FullName ) , StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase ) ; foreach ( Process p in Process.GetProcesses().Where( p => targets.Contains(p.MainModule.FileName) ) ) { Console.WriteLine( "Killing process id '{0}' (pid={1}), main module: {2}" , p.ProcessName...
I think your best bet is to use a temporary file: f="${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/tmp.$$" trap "rm $f" EXIT nmcli d wifi connect "$1" password "$2" >"$f" & nm_pid=$! # ... do stuff wait $nm_pid # ... use contents of "$f" (I've added quotes around your $1 and $2 - it's rare to...
multithreading,process,operating-system,freebsd,netbsd
Is this a homework or something? In general, if you need this information you know where to find it. However, in case this is for school: 1) process vs thread relation is immediately apparent if you actually look at the sources, including struct thread definition 2) you can start digging...
suppose i start a MS-pain or any accounting program. can we say that accounting program is process ? Yes. Or rather the current running instance of it is. i guess no. a accounting apps may have multiple process and each process can start multiple thread. It is possible for...
First: you're returning a pointer to local memory and that is going to end in tears char* ProcessName(ULONG_PTR ProcessId) { char szBuffer[MAX_PATH+1]; ... return szBuffer; } Aside from that, you can use _splitpath_s() or the like to get the filename from your path, or the PathFindFileName function available on Windows...
process,linux-kernel,cgroups,linux-containers
I am assuming your query is - Given a PID, how to find the container in which this process is running? I will try to answer it based on my recent reading on Linux containers. Each container can be configured to start with its own user and group id mappings....
linux,performance,process,monitor
ps should give you cpu and memory usage of a pid. ps -p <pid> -o %cpu,%mem Results : %CPU %MEM 12.9 0.9 Something to get you going. This script (test.bash) will throw a message if the CPU limit is above 50% and MEM limit is above 20%. It takes pid...
process,operating-system,scheduler,round-robin
Your understanding is pretty close to the mark. Round robin means that the scheduler picks each process in turn. So if there are only two processes, the scheduler will pick one and then the other (assuming both are ready). As to your first question, process P2 actually gets more CPU...
If your really want to make the new Process a child of that other process, you have to use code injection. A search for CreateRemoteThread will give you plenty of reading material. The biggest problem is, that your process has to be the same bit-ness as the target. There are...
java,linux,process,environment-variables,processbuilder
1) The varaibles you see in your java process are those inheritd from the process you started the java process from. I.e. If you launch it from a shell it should have the same variables as the shell had. You need to investigate which variables are actually set before launching...
process,operating-system,stack,kernel,context-switch
I have a disagreement with the second paragraph. Process A is running and then is interrupted by the timer interrupt. The hardware saves its registers (onto its kernel stack) and enters the kernel (switching to kernel mode). I am not aware of a system that saves all the registers on...
You started cmd.exe, then cmd.exe starts child process ping.exe. To kill ping.exe you can kill all process hierarchy. For example with WMI(add System.Management reference): private static void KillProcessAndChildrens(int pid) { ManagementObjectSearcher processSearcher = new ManagementObjectSearcher ("Select * From Win32_Process Where ParentProcessID=" + pid); ManagementObjectCollection processCollection = processSearcher.Get(); try { Process...
c,concurrency,process,signals,scanf
Let me see if I got it right, your problem is that child process is failing to read stdin, right? You may use fscanf(stdin, stringa); I've tested with a simple example and worked (just changing your scanf by fscanf). Let me know if that was your problem....
You need delayed expansion setlocal enableDelayedExpansion for /f %%a in (computers.txt) do ( PsList.exe \\%%a -e "process" > result.txt Find /i "found" < result.txt IF "!ERRORLEVEL!" == "0" echo %%a >> Computers_without_process.csv ) or you can use conditional execution (and pipes): setlocal enableDelayedExpansion for /f %%a in (computers.txt) do (...
concurrency,process,erlang,messages
Erlang processes are cheap. You're free (and encouraged) to use more than however many cores you have. There might be an upper limit to what is practical for your problem (loading 1TB of data in one process per line is asking a bit for much, depending on line size)....
c#,winforms,process,system.diagnostics
I don't know why you are declared pids as List<int> and cleared the list (pids.Clear();) on button click event. Anyway the below will work for creating multiple processes also. EDIT: As so far discussed with Amrit. The Windows 8 creating sub processes for mstsc with connecting same domain. So I...
c#,events,process,exit,terminate
I was very interested in your question so I wrote a little app for it, hopefully you find it useful. Can be improved in a lot of ways :) class Program { private static readonly List<Process> AllProcesses = new List<Process>(); static void Main(string[] args) { var timer = new Timer(1000);...
I haven't tested it, but according the documentation you should always be able to successfully terminate process using the handle returned in the PROCESS_INFORMATION. In Windows security model permissions are normally only checked against the handle being used, nothing else. According to the MSDN documentation on Process Security and Access...
linux,windows,perl,process,stdin
This isn't a Windows verus Linux thing. You simply picked two awful examples. type con reads from the console, not from STDIN. This can be seen using type con <nul. cat is extremely unusual. Buffering, on either system, is completely up to the individual application, but almost all applications work...
java,android,multithreading,service,process
If a running code is not designed to react to attempts to interrupt it, then we can do nothing about it. As a workaround we can run it in a separate process and cancel it with Process.destroy()
node.js,process,cron,backgroundworker,cron-task
It is supposed to create a worker for you.. It is not well documented in the library docs but: 1) You can see at the dependencies, it depends on node-worker. 2) If the cron job were to be blocking, then the waiting for the cron job to execute (in this...
Text applications are things that run on the cli, and have no windows. On Microsoft Windows the 'dir' command is an example. Graphical applications are things that the beginning user might see, and has buttons, text boxes, scroll bars and stuff like that. On Microsoft Windows the 'paint' program is...
java,process,runtime,inputstream,labview
You will have to either: compile your LabVIEW vi either into exe (and then use any standard Java Method to call exe) compile it into a DLL and then use JNI to call it. I would use the first approach unless you are passing huge data chunks, using memory-mapped IO,...
Each time you call Start() on the Process instance, a new process is created and system allocates resources for it. Such resources are process handle and other attributes like exit code and exit time. If you write something like: var p = new Process(); p.StartInfo.FileName = "cmd.exe"; p.Start(); p.WaitForExit(); var...
I figured it out. some native platforms only provide limited buffer size for standard input and output streams, failure to promptly write the input stream or read the output stream of the subprocess may cause the subprocess to block, and even deadlock. ProcessBuilder pb = new ProcessBuilder("foo.exe",parameter1,parameter2); //process.waitFor(); Process p...
linux,osx,process,resources,limit
Will the program launched from this console inherit the niceness of the console itself? The answer is yes. You can check it nice -n19 xterm. In the console, start someprocess, then check the nice level using ps -efl | grep someprocess. The nice level is inherited....
python,process,multiprocessing
This question may be considered as a duplicate but anyway here is the solution to my problem: def multiprocess(function, argslist, ncpu): total = len(argslist) done = 0 result_queue = mp.Queue() jobs = [] while argslist != [] and done<10 : if len(mp.active_children()) < ncpu: p = mp.Process(target=function,args=(result_queue, argslist.pop(),)) jobs.append(p) p.start()...
Short answer: you have to do it manually. There are certain guarantees on the atomicity of each write, but you'll still need to synchronize the processes to avoid interleaving writes. There are a lot of techniques for synchronizing processes. Since all of your writers are descendants of a common process,...
That is all not necessary, the exit code of the "executable" invoked with cmd.exe /c will be the exit code of cmd.exe itself. You can try this on the command line as well: c:\> cmd.exe /c app.exe make-it-fail c:\> echo %errorlevel% The second line will print the exit code of...
If you see the definition of fork it says that the child and parent are exact same copy and both start executing at the next instruction. Now, Since C doesn't flush output until a newline is printed or you explicitly flush output, the "do" stays in buffer and gets copied...
android,process,su,thread-priority
If you know the PID of the process, you can change its priority with renice (taken from this answer). You can call renice like this: renice priority [[-p] pid ...] [[-g] pgrp ...] [[-u] user ...] ...
You could get all processes and the apply a Linq Any extension to find if one of the current running processes has a ProcessName that starts with your search string Dim procs = Process.GetProcesses() Dim flashRunning = procs.Any(Function(x) x.ProcessName.StartsWith("flashplayerplugin")) if flashRunning Then Console.WriteLine("Flash player is running") End If ...
It SOUNDS like what you need is (replace 6 and 2 with whatever numbers you want): awk '{for (i=2;i<=6;i+=2) if (!(NR%i)) print > ("file"i)}' file e.g. run in an empty directory: $ seq 1 20 | awk '{for (i=2;i<=6;i+=2) if (!(NR%i)) print > ("file"i)}' $ lf file2 file4 file6 $...
The process you are running starts working asynchronously. And sometimes that c++ program is not fast enough to print the output - you are terminating it while it is initializing, or starting the writing process. You should read its output once it is finished. The naive approach would be to...
linux,process,linux-kernel,scheduling
It might be possible using the info in /proc/pid#/sched file. In there you can find these parameters (depending on the OS version, mine is opensuse 3.16.7-21-desktop): se.exec_start : 593336938.868448 ... se.statistics.wait_start : 0.000000 se.statistics.sleep_start : 593336938.868448 se.statistics.block_start : 0.000000 The values represent timestamps relative to the system boot time, but...
java,swing,concurrency,process,jprogressbar
Is your latch variable a CountDownLatch or a CyclicBarrier? If so, or if it is a similar construct, then calling await() is a blocking call, and since you're calling this on the Swing event thread, something that should never be done, you're locking the thread rendering the GUI frozen. The...
Here is a description of unix sockets and an example in code. You need to designate one of the forked processes as server, and the other as client. In the server, you have to wait for connections. In the client, you have to establish the communication. In the link are...
c#,process,console-application,managed,processid
I think it would be useful for us to know why you need the process id. The problem is that there are multiple ways that your application can be launched and every one of them will look a little differently: In Visual Studio, Run with debugging: This will make you...
Two things here: First, fork() return 0 in child process while it returns a non zero pid to the parent process. Second, short circuit of &&. So in the beginning of the first process (p0), it runs to i < 5 && !fork(). Now i = 0 and another process...
You could use jps to inspect the Java applications running. jps is bundled with the JRE. jps -l 19109 sun.tools.jps.Jps 15031 org.jboss.Main 14040 14716 You could scrape the list from this program using Runtime.getRuntime().exec() and reading the input stream, then search the package names for a match within Java. Since...
You should probably try setting the full path the executable. proc.StartInfo.FileName = "C:/SOMEPATH/Bash.exe"; I'm assuming as you are specifying a relative path, it's not resolving it. Possibly because you aren't setting a working directory for the process so it's current dir and the current dir you think it has, are...
The shell gets a SIGCHLD when its child process exits; thus, it can immediately call wait4() in the signal handler to reap it. If you run strace bash, you'll see something like the following: --- SIGCHLD {si_signo=SIGCHLD, si_code=CLD_EXITED, si_pid=13708, si_status=0, si_utime=0, si_stime=0} --- wait4(-1, [{WIFEXITED(s) && WEXITSTATUS(s) == 0}], WNOHANG,...
Ok, this is now fixed. I am passing fusioncharts javascript through stdin to wkhtmltoimage, and there are apparently 3 characters in the fusioncharts.js file that are unicode and not readable by wkhtmltoimage when running as a standalone application. The strange thing is, when I run this exact same program as...
java,linux,process,runtime.exec
The short answer is don't. Use ProcessBuilder instead. It allows you to separate each command line parameter into it's own String and this will appear as a separate "argument" to the process. This makes it really useful for dealing with paths that have spaces in them, for instance... ProcessBuilder pb...
Node will not exit if there is a socket that is listening. So that's the TL;DR answer. (The other answers talking about the event queue are correct about that being a possible cause of programs not exiting, but that is not what is going on with server.listen().) Under the hood,...
You can fork new processes using child_process.fork. It accepts a separate module, but if you must have it all contained in one file you could give your script a mode parameter: var child_process = require('child_process'); var mode = process.argv[2] ? process.argv[2] : 'default'; var modes = { default: function() {...
powershell,process,plink,redirectstandardoutput
Doing what you ask should be as easy as: plink -ssh -l user -pw password -m script.txt > output.log Where the script.txt contains your commands: cd c:/scot/bin GetDiagFiles.exe cd c:/temp ls *.zip cd c:/scot/monitor exit If this does not work (as you claim you have tried something similar), give us...
Yes you would have to take into account the priority, it's the next best thing/logic.
I preformed the concatination in the same comend without creating new file and it's work fine: val copyCommand = Seq("bash", "-c", "cat \"" + headerPath + "\" \"" + FilePath + "\">FileWithHeader") Process(copyCommand).#! ...
Looking at the io.js source, child_process.spawn() calls ChildProcess.spawn() which sets the .pid property only after all the error checking has happened. So one thing you can do is check to see if the pid property is set on the object returned by spawn() and if it is, then you can...
python,multithreading,process,pyqt,qthread
Generally, it is okay to call functions from other threads. But many GUI libraries (QT is among them) have some restrictions on this behavior. For example, there are designated thread called 'GUI thread' which handles all graphical stuff, like dispatching messages from OS, redrawing windows, etc. And you also restricted...
$(..) is not evaluated in a Process.Start argument, that is a feature of bash. You can split your command in two lines, or try pkill.
The following Lua library provides functions to (asynchronously) start and monitor processes. http://stevedonovan.github.io/winapi/...
process,vhdl,behavior,flip-flop
There are several things to change or improve. A structural VHDL model should describe your schematic, which you don't really do. First, why do you have shift_counter in your structural? You don't need that process. Second, you instantiate 4 of your flip-flop entity which are each 4 bits wide, while...
I,ve just answered this in your previous question. Just add these lines after process.StandardInput.WriteLine("stop"); string lastLine = null; while (!process.StandardOutput.EndOfStream) { lastLine = process.StandardOutput.ReadLine(); } //do what you want here with lastLine; ...
You can just create a new child process with your_executable or alternatively with runInShell, create a new child process with the shell executable and pass -c your_executable to make the shell create a new child process with your_executable. For example if you want to execute bash builtins or if you...
javascript,node.js,process,fork
It's a bit of a hack, but you check if process.send exists in your application. When it was started using fork() it will exist. if (process.send === undefined) { console.log('started directly'); } else { console.log('started from fork()'); } Personally, I would probably set an environment variable in the parent and...
It seems like you have maybe two relatively simple options - Create a soft link to java with your "desired" application name, and start your app with that For Example: ln -s /usr/bin/java /usr/bin/yourApp /usr/bin/yourApp {options} YourApp.class ps -ef |grep yourApp Pass a dummy parameter to your application at start...
The simplest way would probably be to write it to the standard output (i.e. the console) of the "child" process. The "parent" process can then read the standard output (and error) of that process. See Process.StandardOutput. Alternatively, you could use sockets, named pipes or something like that. That's certainly significantly...
First, the shell will create a process in User Space // A lot of things happen before this!! //The program will be loaded by the loaded. //VM areas will be created for this process. //Linking for library files will be done. //Then a series of pagefault will occur will happen...
function moverunningprocess($process,$path) { if($path.substring($path.length-1,1) -eq "\") {$path=$path.substring(0,$path.length-1)} $fullpath=$path+"\"+$process $movetopath=$path + "--Backups\$(get-date -f MM-dd-yyyy_HH_mm_ss)" $moveprocess=$false $runningprocess=Get-WmiObject Win32_Process -Filter "name = '$process'" | select CommandLine foreach ($tp in $runningprocess) { if ($tp.commandline -ne $null){ $p=$tp.commandline.replace('"','').trim() if ($p -eq $fullpath) {$moveprocess=$true} } } if ($moveprocess -eq $true) { New-Item...
algorithm,process,operating-system,synchronization,race-condition
Bounded Waiting is defined as :- There exists a bound, or limit, on the number of times that other processes are allowed to enter their critical sections after a process has made a request to enter its critical section and before that request is granted. Returning to your problem, it...
This seems like an example where using multiple architectures of the same entity would help. You have a file along the lines of: entity TestBench end TestBench; architecture SimpleTest of TestBench is -- You might have a component declaration for the UUT here begin -- Test bench code here end...
java,linux,process,alias,spawn
The reason is that alias is belonged to interactive shell process, so that the java can't see it. You can see the detail here http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/1496/why-doesnt-my-bash-script-recognize-aliases If you want to execute the alias: Your shell is bash java Exec "bash -i -c 'ls'" Your shell is zsh java Exec "zsh -i...
WMI (can teminate as well): dim wmi, list, process, path, shell set wmi = GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\.\root\cimv2") set list = wmi.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_Process") '// or "Select * from Win32_Process where name = 'xxxxxxx.exe'" allowing the removal of the if block for each process in list if (lcase(process.name) = "xxxxxxx.exe") then path...
c#,.net,multithreading,process
Its a big code (can become more compact)......but finally got the answer....thank you so much @kuruban @Gnqz @utility @derape using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; using System.Diagnostics; namespace ConsoleApplication1 { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { System.Diagnostics.Process[] procArray; procArray = System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcesses(); String[,] arr =...
I fear you took my answer the wrong way. Ruby is doing the same thing, and I know this without looking at their code because what Java (and, by extension, Scala) presents as API is a direct translation of the Unix API. It is shell that does shell expansions, and...
Is there a way to cache the process-handle and have an updated Thread-List without accessing the WinAPI directly? The Process class won't update the cached thread information automatically. However, if you just call the Process.Refresh() method, you can force the update: var cachedProcess = System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcessesByName("application").FirstOrDefault(); Thread.Sleep(5000); while(true) { cachedProcess.Refresh();...
bash,unix,process,stdout,stderr
Creating a child process on UNIX/Linux uses a procedure generically known as a fork. What this does is to copy almost the entire process address space of the current process (program code, data, almost everything) to the child. The Process IDentifier (PID) is different in the child, but almost everything...
Because you can't "start a WMV file". In your scenario you rely on the OS file extension handler mappings to invoke a default application to handle it. UPDATE From the MSDN docs: Use this overload to start a process resource by specifying its file name. The overload associates the resource...
multithreading,process,operating-system,scheduler
Either make the code thread safe or use just one thread. The simplest solution is probably the "one big lock" model. With this model, one lock protects all the data that's shared among the threads and not handled in a thread-safe way. The threads start out always holding the lock....
ruby,process,output,fork,spawn
There are a whole bunch of ways to run commands from Ruby. The simplest for your case is to use backticks, which capture output: `sleep 10; date` # "Tue Jun 23 10:15:39 EDT 2015\n" If you want something more similar to Process.spawn, use the open3 stdlib: require 'open3' stdin, stdout,...
There already is a a method WaitForExit(int milliseconds) which you can use. That method will wait the given amount of ms and return then, if the process did not exit before. If it returns true, the process had already exited, otherwise you might kill it on your own or continue...