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Is there such a thing as a terminal multiplexer (i.e. GNU Screen) for the Windows CMD.EXE, or for that matter, is there anything I can use to run a text-only program such as a non-curses python script on Windows XP or Vista in such a way that it can only be detected by using Task Manager, similar programs, or by observing any network traffic that the script generates?
For python scripts, at least, you can rename *.py to *.pyw to prevent it from opening up a window, perfect for daemons and scheduling things to run, and such. – Phoshi – 2010-06-19T12:07:50.973
Just for your information, the particular python script I am using is supposed to start immediately when the computer starts (in Startup, and as
ATTRIB +R+H
, of course), and it runs constantly until the computer shuts down. – mmirate – 2010-06-19T12:18:46.627I do something similar for a scheduler I wrote, *.pyw works perfectly. Have to log to a file, though. – Phoshi – 2010-06-19T14:18:54.700