Creating LXC containers via a shell script that is called from node.js

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Maybe take a look at the link below, I cant confirm but I expect its a similar problem.

You should think about using a “real” client library if your using node and not executing adhoc scripts

`lxc launch ...` hangs if executed from Python under Pycharm

Ok. I know. This is very weird and very likely to have nothing to do with lxc/lxd at all. I am asking here exactly because it is very strange and insight from knowledgeable people could make the difference. I am trying to write a python script to automatize container handling. It generally works quite well but there’s ONE command that hangs completely if/when used under PyCharm (it works perfectly fine if run from the command line). this minimal example: import subprocess image = 'images…