in reply to Re^3: Capture::Tiny alternative
in thread Capture::Tiny alternative

In my case sshutle

This sshuttle?

gets run as daemon (-D flag)

Why? If you want to interact with the program, you don't want it to "break all bridges", fork(2) itself away from your control, disconnect from STDIN, STDOUT, and STDERR. (See daemonize() in client.py.) Simply don't use that flag, sshuttle will work without it.

If you want sshuttle to run after your script exits, consider using daemontools or one of its clones instead of reinventing the wheel. See also the djb way.

Alexander

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