ubuntu查看python程序的pid_从Ubuntu上的另一个脚本启动python脚本进程：如何跟踪状态？...

I launch one Python script out of another one on an Amazon EC2 Ubuntu instance using a command:

os.system(call)

where call has the form

"./script2.py arg1 arg2 arg3"

I've noticed that from time to time script2.py somehow terminates prematurely. I have some logging statements in it but they don't show what's going on. So my questions are:

I read that system() returns some sort of exit status. What's the best test to distinguish between a normal and abnormal termination? That is, I only want to produce a log message inside the calling script if there is some sort of abnormal termination.

Is there any sort of system log where I could try to find traces of terminated processes?

解决方案

Assuming that your child script does not use standard output for something and returns non-zero on a crash (this should be default for python executable though):

import subprocess as sp

try:

sp.check_output(['python', 'child.py'], stderr=sp.STDOUT)

except sp.CalledProcessError as err:

print 'Child terminated abnormally with error %d, log:' % err.returncode

print err.output