Running Java and Python programs about isolate HOT 6 CLOSED

Hi,

let's start with simple python program:

#!/usr/bin/env python3

print("Hello world!")

Now, you initialize isolate with

$ isolate --cg --init

It will print path to working directory of sandbox. Now you copy that python file (assume it's a.py) into that path with additinal subdirectory box. For example, could be /var/local/lib/isolate/0/box. With this done, run that in isolate

$ isolate --cg --env=HOME=/home/user --run /usr/bin/python3 a.py

Python requires passing some enviroment variables. You can tweak that to fit your needs. It should print something like

Hello world!
OK (0.067 sec real, 0.081 sec wall)

Don't forget to cleanup the isolate sandbox

$ isolate --cg --cleanup

Please refer to original man page if you want up-to-date documentation, that url you provided may be a bit outdated.

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Thanks for your quick response. It works as expected. Why does Python require $HOME environment variable?

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For anybody out there reading this, I have created new issue regarding running Java programs and overhead in it: #14

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Re python and the requirement of having HOME, we noticed the same in @cms-dev, see here - I suppose it is used to look for additional packages in ~/.local/lib/python... anyway, as you see in the link, we set it to the sandbox directory.

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Thanks @stefano-maggiolo

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🐂

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