import subprocess
import os
import mail_handler
from datetime import datetime
from settings_handler import settings

def execJobs(jobs):
	try:
		for job in jobs:
			if not execJob(job):
				return False
		print "Jobs executed"
		return True
	except:
		print "Executed failed"
		return False
	finally:
		output = "tmp/output.mobi"
		if os.path.isfile(output):
			os.remove(output)

def execJob(job):
	recipe = "\"%s\".recipe" % job.recipeRef
	output = "tmp/output.%s" % settings.format

	returned = subprocess.call("ebook-convert %s %s" %(recipe,output) ,shell=True)
	if returned != 0:
		print "Returned: " + returned
		return False

	# send the stuff
	subject = "%s %s" % (job.recipeRef, datetime.date(datetime.now()))
	mail_handler.sendMail(subject, "", output)

	# delete the tmp file
	os.remove(output)
	return True
import subprocess
import os
import mail_handler
import tempfile
from datetime import datetime
from settings_handler import settings

def execJobs(jobs):
	try:
		for job in jobs:
			if not execJob(job):
				return False
		print "Jobs executed"
		return True
	except:
		print "Executed failed"
		return False

def execJob(job):
	recipe = "\"%s\".recipe" % job.recipeRef
	output = tempfile.mkstemp(suffix="." + settings.format)	
	outputPath = output[1]

	try:
		returned = subprocess.call("ebook-convert %s %s" %(recipe,outputPath) ,shell=True)
		if returned != 0:
			print "Returned: " + returned
			return False

		# send the stuff
		subject = "%s %s" % (job.recipeRef, datetime.date(datetime.now()))
		mail_handler.sendMail(subject, "", outputPath)
	except Exception, e:
		pass

	# delete the tmp file
	os.remove(outputPath)
	return True
Use the tempfile module to create system indipendend temporary file for the output.
Use the tempfile module to create system indipendend temporary file for the output.

closes #1
