I'm working with Iot on the Intel Galileo with a Yocto image, I have it that a python script will execute 'aplay audio.wav', But I want it to also get the PID of that aplay proccess in case the program will have to stop it. Sorry for being very short and brief.
The pid
attribute of the subprocess.Popen
object contains its PID, but if you need to terminate the subprocess then you should just use the terminate()
method.
You should consider using pyao or pygst/gst-python instead though, if you need finer control over audio.
With Python use:
import os
my_pid = os.getpid()
f_pid = open('/var/run/app.pid', 'w')
f_pid.write(my_pid)
f_pid.close()
But if you are using the play, you're doing syscall() for Python? You can do directly by Shell Script and get the PID easily with:
echo $! > /var/run/$0.pid
You can read the file.pid and send a kill for the PID.
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