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I've myself built a powershell wrapper to elevate a process and get it's stdout/stderr and exit code. From there, you can run whatever command you like from an elevated powershell script. I've put all ...

I've myself built a powershell wrapper to elevate a process and get it's stdout/stderr and exit code. From there, you can run whatever elevated command you want. I've put all of this into a Python ...

You could modify your script to listen to a named-pipe, if you don't want an http server, and just "do its thing" whenever new input data arrives- instead of starting a new process. To ...

You can try multiprocessing.Pool with initializer which is built specifically for do costly init once then receive tasks from multiprocessing import Pool import runpy def init_worker():# runs once ...