Access remote computer to launch Python script without disturbing user?

Not sure about the monitoring part, although I suppose you could simply have your scripts create a log on the remote machine, and then you can "tail" it in realtime while the remote script is still running.

Not sure about the monitoring part, although I suppose you could simply have your scripts create a log on the remote machine, and then you can "tail" it in realtime while the remote script is still running...

For running remote python I like execnet. It gives you the option of running code on any "ssh"able connection or if you are on a local network a little bootstrap script you can run on the connecting machine (be careful as this is not secure if you intend to connect from elsewhere) I would run openssh and use execnets ssh connector. You can make channels so the results of the scripts get sent back to you.It not that difficult to setup and once you do you have lots of flexibility in future, i.

E distributing your scripts on many more machines.

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I use psexec to run remote commands on Windows machines.

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