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Can this be somehow overcome? Can a child process create a subprocess? The problem is, I have a ready application which needs to call a Python script. This script on its own works perfectly, but it needs to call existing shell scripts. Schematically the problem is in the following code: parent.py import subprocess subprocess.call(['/usr/sfw/bin/python', '/usr/apps/openet/bmsystest/relAuto/variousSW/child.py','1', '2']) child.py import sys import subprocess print sys.argv[0] print sys.argv[1] subprocess.call(['ls -l'], shell=True) exit Running child.py python child.py 1 2 all is ok Running parent.py python parent.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/apps/openet/bmsystest/relAuto/variousSW/child.py", line 2, in ? import subprocess ImportError: No module named subprocess
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