standard i/o with os.execl()

[Brian Lee]

Hi,

I linked standard input/output to a socket by these lines.

sys.stdin  = conn.makefile('rb', -1)
sys.stdout = conn.makefile('wb',  0)
sys.stderr = sys.stdout
print 'hello world'

And it works: When I connect to my test server, I got 'hello
world' string immediately. 

But when I use follow line, 'hello world (test.py') string does
not printed through socket, but it printed on terminal which I
start my test server.

os.execv('test.py', ('', ''))

#!/usr/bin/env python
# test.py 
print 'hello world (test.py)'

How can I fully link standard input/output to socket even in
os.exec*() functions? Any advice?

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