script.txt

Great! It looks like your script is now running successfully and producing the expected output. Here’s a summary of what’s happening:

The script is correctly receiving the command-line arguments testCountry and testOperator.
It logs and prints the progress of sending SMS messages, simulating the sending process with a sleep timer.
Finally, it logs the completion message as expected.
Next Steps
Check the Log File: Ensure that the sms_script.log file is created and contains the logged messages. You can view it using:

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cat sms_script.log
Refining the Script: If you plan to add more functionality (like actual SMS sending), consider modularizing your code. You could create separate functions for different tasks (e.g., sending SMS, logging, etc.).

Error Handling: As you develop further, think about adding more robust error handling to manage potential issues (e.g., failed SMS sends).

Testing: Since this is a simulation, when you're ready to integrate with an actual SMS service, ensure you implement and test the API calls correctly.

If you have any more questions or need help with additional features, feel free to ask!









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start ::: screen -r node_backend
end-temporary   ::: ctrl +a +d




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screen -dmS test_session bash -c "python3 ~/Documents/instenship/Dynamic\ SMS\ Management\ Web\ Application/sms-dashboard-project/backend/scripts/testScript1.py India jio > screen_output.log 2>&1; sleep 600"
screen -dmS test_session bash -c "python3 ~/Documents/instenship/Dynamic\ SMS\ Management\ Web\ Application/sms-dashboard-project/backend/scripts/testScript1.py India jio > screen_output.log 2>&1; tail -f /dev/null"



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board-project/backend/scripts$ ^C
(base) vikash@vikash-Victus-by-HP-Gaming-Laptop-15-fb0xxx:~/Documents/instenship/Dynamic SMS Management Web Application/sms-dashboard-project/backend/scripts$ screen -dmS test_session bash -c "python3 ~/Documents/instenship/Dynamic\ SMS\ Management\ Web\ Application/sms-dashboard-project/backend/scripts/testScript1.py India jio > screen_output.log 2>&1; sleep 600"



List All Sessions:

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screen -ls
Attach to a Session:

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screen -r <session_id>
Replace <session_id> with the actual ID from your screen -ls output (e.g., 62754.program_India_jio_testScript1).

Detach from a Session: Press Ctrl + A, then D to detach from an attached session.

Terminate a Session: If you need to kill a session, you can do so with:

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screen -X -S <session_id> quit
3. Debugging Tips
If your script isn’t behaving as expected, consider the following:

Log Output: Keep checking the log file to see any errors or output that might help you diagnose issues.

Script Debugging: You can add more logging within your Python script to capture various states or errors. For example:

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logging.info("This is a debug message")