Python ast_ami_get_users Examples

Example #1

File: app.py Project: gefot/whv_ast_ms

def show_active_users():
    ami_connector = functions.ast_ami_connect(import_creds.AMI_CREDS)
    users = functions.ast_ami_get_users(ami_connector)
    num_of_users = len(users)

    for user in users:
        print(user)

    return render_template('monitor/show_active_users.html',
                           users=users,
                           num_of_users=num_of_users)

Example #2

File: app.py Project: gefot/whv_ast_ms

def show_configured_users():
    ami_connector = functions.ast_ami_connect(import_creds.AMI_CREDS)
    users = functions.ast_ami_get_users(ami_connector)

    new_users = []
    for user in users:
        if 'p' not in user.username:
            new_users.append(user)

    num_of_new_users = len(new_users)

    for user in new_users:
        print(user)

    return render_template('management/show_configured_users.html',
                           users=new_users,
                           num_of_users=num_of_new_users)

Example #3

# This is needed so as to be run on CLI
import sys

sys.path.append('/home/whv/whv_ast_ms/')

import datetime
from modules import functions
from scripts import import_creds

start = datetime.datetime.now()

# print(functions.get_ip_info("155.207.228.165"))
# print("\n--->Runtime = {} \n\n\n".format(datetime.datetime.now() - start))

ami_connector = functions.ast_ami_connect(import_creds.AMI_CREDS)
ast_users = functions.ast_ami_get_users(ami_connector)
for ast_user in ast_users:
    # print(ast_user)
    print(ast_user.__dict__)

# toaddr = ["*****@*****.**"]
# subject = "Test"
# body = "test"
# functions.send_mail(import_creds.EMAIL_CREDS['username'], import_creds.EMAIL_CREDS['password'], import_creds.EMAIL_CREDS['mail_server'], toaddr, subject, body, [], True, True)

print("\n--->Runtime = {} \n\n\n".format(datetime.datetime.now() - start))