#!/usr/bin/env python import time import socket import logging import telnetlib from collections import deque class TelnetRemoteclient: r""" Class to create telnet connection to remote host for command execution. """ def __init__(self, hostname, username, password, port=23, read_timeout=None): r""" Description of argument(s): hostname Name/IP of the remote (targeting) host username User on the remote host with access to FFCD files password Password for user on remote host read_timeout New read timeout value to override default one """ self.hostname = hostname self.username = username self.password = password self.tnclient = None self.port = port self.read_timeout = read_timeout def tn_remoteclient_login(self): is_telnet = True try: self.tnclient = telnetlib.Telnet(self.hostname, self.port, timeout=15) if b'login:' in self.tnclient.read_until(b'login:', timeout=self.read_timeout): self.tnclient.write(self.username.encode('utf-8') + b"\n") if b'Password:' in self.tnclient.read_until(b'Password:', timeout=self.read_timeout): self.tnclient.write(self.password.encode('utf-8') + b"\n") n, match, pre_match = \ self.tnclient.expect( [b'Login incorrect', b'invalid login name or password.', br'\#', br'\$'], timeout=self.read_timeout) if n == 0 or n == 1: logging.error( "\n\tERROR: Telnet Authentication Failed. Check userid and password.\n\n") is_telnet = False else: # login successful self.fifo = deque() else: # Anything else, telnet server is not running logging.error("\n\tERROR: Telnet Connection Refused.\n\n") is_telnet = False else: is_telnet = False except Exception: # Any kind of exception, skip telnet protocol is_telnet = False return is_telnet def __del__(self): self.tn_remoteclient_disconnect() def tn_remoteclient_disconnect(self): try: self.tnclient.close() except Exception: # the telnet object might not exist yet, so ignore this one pass def execute_command(self, cmd, i_timeout=300): r''' Executes commands on the remote host Description of argument(s): cmd Command to run on remote host rtnpartial Set to True to return command output even if we haven't read the command prompt wait_cnt Number of times to check for command output default is 5 i_timeout Timeout for command output default is 300 seconds ''' # Execute the command and read the command output return_buffer = b'' try: # Do at least one non-blocking read # to flush whatever data is in the read buffer. while self.tnclient.read_very_eager(): continue # Execute the command self.tnclient.write(cmd.encode('utf-8') + b'\n') time.sleep(i_timeout) local_buffer = b'' # Read the command output one block at a time. return_buffer = self.tnclient.read_very_eager() while return_buffer: local_buffer = b''.join([local_buffer, return_buffer]) time.sleep(3) # let the buffer fill up a bit return_buffer = self.tnclient.read_very_eager() except (socket.error, EOFError) as e: self.tn_remoteclient_disconnect() if str(e).__contains__("Connection reset by peer"): msg = e elif str(e).__contains__("telnet connection closed"): msg = "Telnet connection closed." else: msg = "Some other issue.%s %s %s\n\n" % (cmd, e.__class__, e) logging.error("\t\t ERROR %s " % msg) # Return ASCII string data with ending PROMPT stripped return local_buffer.decode('ascii', 'ignore').replace('$ ', '\n')