How do you serve a python script via telnet/ssh?
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I have a python script that gets raw_input and prints some information. How can I host this so that I can ssh/telnet to the computer running it and run the python script? eg. when I do "telnet hostname" I will be prompted for some input and when I enter it I will get feedback. I am having problems setting up the server though. How would this be implemented with python? Thank you.
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Answer:
$ ssh hostname $ python ./path/to/script
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