Commands module
To execute the Linux shell command, the output of the shell command needs to be written in the following parameters (' command ').
Need to get the status of the command execution needs to determine the value of $, in Python there is a module commands is also easy to achieve the above effect.
Take a look at the three functions:
1). Commands.getstatusoutput (command)
Executes the shell command, returns a tuple of two elements tuple (status, result), status int, and result is of type string.
The cmd command is executed as {cmd;} 2>&1, so the returned result contains standard output and standard error.
>>> Import Commands
>>> commands.getstatusoutput (' Ls/bin/ls ')
(0, '/bin/ls ')
>>> commands.getstatusoutput (' pwd ')
(0, '/home/test ')
>>> commands.getstatusoutput (' Cat/bin/junk ')
(/bin/junk:no, ' cat: Such file or directory ')
>>> commands.getstatusoutput ('/bin/junk ')
(/bin/junk:not, ' sh: Found ')
2). Commands.getoutput (CMD)
Returns only the result of execution, ignoring the return value.
>>> commands.getoutput (' Ls/bin/ls ')
'/bin/ls '
3). Commands.getstatus (file) #现已被弃用
Returns the result of the Ls-ld file execution.
>>> commands.getstatus ('/bin/ls ') #该函数已被python丢弃, it is not recommended, it returns the result of the Ls-ld file (String) (the result is too strange, no wonder it was discarded)
'-rwxr-xr-x 1 root 13352 Oct 1994/bin/ls '
Example 1:
Get System Maximum file descriptor
#!/usr/bin/python
Import Os,sys,commands
_open_file=65533
Try
Getulimit=commands.getstatusoutput (' Source/etc/profile;ulimit-n ')
Except Exception,e:
Pass
If getulimit[0]==0:
Host_open_file=int (Getulimit[1])
If Host_open_file = _open_file:
Print "Max_open_file is OK"
Example 2:
The following script uses the commands module to detect disk usage, identify disks larger than 10% (percentages can be adjusted according to the actual situation, generally set to 90%, this example to better illustrate the situation, set to 10%):
#!/usr/bin/python
Import commands
Threshold = 10
Flag = False
Title=commands.getoutput ("Df-h|head-1")
‘‘‘
Check SDA disk space usage like below format
‘‘‘
Chkdisklist=commands.getoutput ("Df-h|grep SDA"). Split (' \ n ')
Usedpercents=commands.getoutput ("Df-h|grep Sda|awk ' {print $} ' |grep-eo ' [0-9]+ '"). Split (' \ n ')
For I in range (0,len (usedpercents)):
if Int (usedpercents[i]) >= threshold:
Chkdisklist[i] + = '----Caution!!! Space usage >= ' + str (threshold)
Flag = True
‘‘‘
Check disk space usage like below format:
‘‘‘
Chkdisklist_2=commands.getoutput ("Df-h|grep-v sda|grep-v tmp|grep-v System"). Split (' \ n ')
Usedpercents_2=commands.getoutput ("Df-h|grep-v map|grep-v sda|grep-v tmp|grep-v system|awk ' {print $4} ' |grep-eo ' [0- 9]+ ' "). Split (' \ n ')
For I in range (0,len (usedpercents_2)):
if Int (usedpercents_2[i]) >= threshold:
Chkdisklist_2[i*2 + 1] + = '----Caution!!! Space usage >= ' + str (threshold)
Flag = True
If flag = = True:
#combine tile, Chkdisklist, chkdisklist_2
result = [Title,]
Result.extend (Chkdisklist)
Result.extend (chkdisklist_2)
For line in result:
Print Line
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Python's Commands module