I try to call a shellscript via the subprocess module in Python 2.6.
import subprocess
shellFile = open(\"linksNetCdf.txt\", \"r\")
for row in shellFile:
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subprocess.call
can take the command to run in two ways - either a single string like you'd type into a shell, or a list of the executable name followed by the arguments.
You want the first, but were using the second
import subprocess
shellFile = open("linksNetCdf.txt", "r")
for row in shellFile:
subprocess.call(row, shell=True)
By converting your row
into a list containing a single string, you're saying something like "Run the command named echo these were supposed to be arguments
with no arguments"