I am using pexpect to spawn a bash shell and then using sendline to execute other processes within the bash shell.
Is there any way to get the pid of the spawned bash shell?
How can I get the pid of the process that I have started within bash?
If you check the documentation of the spawn class you'll find that you can get the pid of the spawned process with the pid
attribute, so
spawnedBash = pexpect.spawn('bash')
print(spawnedBash.pid)
should print your spawned process's pid