def translate_exception(e, msg=None):
"""
In many cases, we should be able to roughly infer the exception cause
from the error message -- this is centrally done in this method. If
possible, it will return a new exception with a more concise error
message and appropriate exception type.
"""
if not issubclass(e.__class__, se.SagaException):
# we do not touch non-saga exceptions
return e
if not issubclass(e.__class__, se.NoSuccess):
# this seems to have a specific cause already, leave it alone
return e
cmsg = e._plain_message
if msg:
cmsg = "%s (%s)" % (cmsg, msg)
lmsg = cmsg.lower()
if 'could not resolve hostname' in lmsg:
e = se.BadParameter(cmsg)
elif 'connection timed out' in lmsg:
e = se.BadParameter(cmsg)
elif 'connection refused' in lmsg:
e = se.BadParameter(cmsg)
elif 'auth' in lmsg:
e = se.AuthorizationFailed(cmsg)
elif 'pass' in lmsg:
e = se.AuthenticationFailed(cmsg)
elif 'ssh_exchange_identification' in lmsg:
e = se.AuthenticationFailed(
"too frequent login attempts, or sshd misconfiguration: %s" % cmsg)
elif 'denied' in lmsg:
e = se.PermissionDenied(cmsg)
elif 'shared connection' in lmsg:
e = se.NoSuccess("Insufficient system resources: %s" % cmsg)
elif 'pty allocation' in lmsg:
e = se.NoSuccess("Insufficient system resources: %s" % cmsg)
elif 'Connection to master closed' in lmsg:
e = se.NoSuccess(
"Connection failed (insufficient system resources?): %s" % cmsg)
return e
def _initialize_pty(self, pty_shell, info, posix=None):
# posix: only for posix shells we use prompt triggers. sftp for example
# does not deal well with triggers (no printf).
with self.rlock:
# import pprint
# pprint.pprint (info)
shell_pass = info['pass']
key_pass = info['key_pass']
prompt = info['prompt']
logger = info['logger']
latency = info['latency']
timeout = info['ssh_timeout']
pty_shell.latency = latency
if posix == None:
posix = info['posix']
# if we did not see a decent prompt within 'delay' time, something
# went wrong. Try to prompt a prompt (duh!) Delay should be
# minimum 0.1 second (to avoid flooding of local shells), and at
# maximum 1 second (to keep startup time reasonable)
# most one second. We try to get within that range with 10*latency.
delay = min(1.0, max(0.1, 10 * latency))
try:
prompt_patterns = [
"[Pp]assword:\s*$", # password prompt
"Enter passphrase for .*:\s*$", # passphrase prompt
"Token_Response.*:\s*$", # passtoken prompt
"Enter PASSCODE:$", # RSA SecureID
"want to continue connecting", # hostkey confirmation
".*HELLO_\\d+_SAGA$", # prompt detection helper
prompt
] # greedy native shell prompt
# use a very aggressive, but portable prompt setting scheme.
# Error messages may appear for tcsh and others. Excuse
# non-posix shells
if posix:
pty_shell.write(
" export PROMPT_COMMAND='' PS1='$' ; set prompt='$'\n")
# find a prompt
n, match = pty_shell.find(prompt_patterns, delay)
# this loop will run until we finally find the shell prompt, or
# if we think we have tried enough and give up. On success
# we'll try to set a different prompt, and when we found that,
# too, we exit the loop and are be ready to running shell
# commands.
retries = 0
retry_trigger = True
used_trigger = False
found_trigger = ""
time_start = time.time()
while True:
# --------------------------------------------------------------
if n == None:
# we found none of the prompts, yet, and need to try
# again. But to avoid hanging on invalid prompts, we
# print 'HELLO_x_SAGA', and search for that one, too.
# We actually do 'printf HELLO_%d_SAGA x' so that the
# pattern only appears in the result, not in the
# command...
if time.time() - time_start > timeout:
raise se.NoSuccess(
"Could not detect shell prompt (timeout)")
# make sure we retry a finite time...
retries += 1
if not retry_trigger:
# just waiting for the *right* trigger or prompt,
# don't need new ones...
continue
if posix:
# use a very aggressive, but portable prompt setting scheme
pty_shell.write(
" export PROMPT_COMMAND='' PS1='$' > /dev/null 2>&1 || set prompt='$'\n"
)
pty_shell.write(
" printf 'HELLO_%%d_SAGA\\n' %d\n" % retries)
used_trigger = True
# FIXME: consider better timeout
n, match = pty_shell.find(prompt_patterns, delay)
# --------------------------------------------------------------
elif n == 0:
logger.info("got password prompt")
if not shell_pass:
raise se.AuthenticationFailed ("prompted for unknown password (%s)" \
% match)
pty_shell.write("%s\n" % shell_pass, nolog=True)
n, match = pty_shell.find(prompt_patterns, delay)
# --------------------------------------------------------------
elif n == 1:
logger.info("got passphrase prompt : %s" % match)
start = string.find(match, "'", 0)
end = string.find(match, "'", start + 1)
if start == -1 or end == -1:
raise se.AuthenticationFailed(
"could not extract key name (%s)" % match)
key = match[start + 1:end]
if not key in key_pass:
raise se.AuthenticationFailed ("prompted for unknown key password (%s)" \
% key)
pty_shell.write("%s\n" % key_pass[key], nolog=True)
n, match = pty_shell.find(prompt_patterns, delay)
# --------------------------------------------------------------
elif n == 2 or n == 3:
logger.info("got token prompt")
import getpass
token = getpass.getpass("enter token: ")
pty_shell.write("%s\n" % token.strip(), nolog=True)
n, match = pty_shell.find(prompt_patterns, delay)
# --------------------------------------------------------------
elif n == 4:
logger.info("got hostkey prompt")
pty_shell.write("yes\n")
n, match = pty_shell.find(prompt_patterns, delay)
# --------------------------------------------------------------
elif n == 5:
# one of the trigger commands got through -- we can now
# hope to find the prompt (or the next trigger...)
logger.debug("got shell prompt trigger (%s) (%s)" %
(n, match))
found_trigger = match
retry_trigger = False
n, match = pty_shell.find(prompt_patterns, delay)
continue
# --------------------------------------------------------------
elif n == 6:
logger.debug("got initial shell prompt (%s) (%s)" %
(n, match))
if retries:
if used_trigger:
# we already sent triggers -- so this match is only
# useful if saw the *correct* shell prompt trigger
# first
trigger = "HELLO_%d_SAGA" % retries
if not trigger in found_trigger:
logger.debug ("waiting for prompt trigger %s: (%s) (%s)" \
% (trigger, n, match))
# but more retries won't help...
retry_trigger = False
attempts = 0
n = None
while not n:
attempts += 1
n, match = pty_shell.find(
prompt_patterns, delay)
if not n:
if attempts == 1:
if posix:
pty_shell.write(
" printf 'HELLO_%%d_SAGA\\n' %d\n"
% retries)
if attempts > 100:
raise se.NoSuccess(
"Could not detect shell prompt (timeout)"
)
continue
logger.debug("Got initial shell prompt (%s) (%s)" %
(n, match))
# we are done waiting for a prompt
break
except Exception as e:
logger.exception(e)
raise ptye.translate_exception(e)