Thanks so much for the assist! I’ll try that, but I was using the exact process as listed from

ps -aux | grep python3

This lists the process as “python3 location/to/script/script.py”.

In my case, I was able to put the command line call in another python script and just call it that way. I just wasn’t sure if it would be helpful (or necessary) for execonmcode to be able to send quoted arguments. (Or more likely, if I was doing it wrong. Haha)

I’ll let you know if adding the path to python helps.

@wilriker thanks for the quick reply! No worries; at least it wasn’t something related to my Linux-literacy (or lack thereof). Haha. Your work and efforts on this implementation are inspirational.

Great work! This is incredibly useful and appreciated!

Is there a way to pass quotes through the -command argument?
For example:

execonmcode --command "sudo pkill -fx "blah, blah, blah"" -mCode 7720 -execAsync

I've tried single quotes, escape characters, and changing it to an argument passed through the m-code command;

execonmcode --command "sudo pkill -fx %F" -mCode 7720 -execAsync

and then tried from DWC:

M7720 F"python3 script.py"

but the full argument gets lost. I foolishly tried double quotes and DSF crashed. haha.

Please, forgive my inexperience. There is probably a simple answer to this, but it seems to escape my googling ability.