def netmask_to_prefix(netmask):
    """
    Takes netmask and turns to prefix

    :return: prefix as int
    """
    ip = IPAddress(netmask)
    if ip.is_netmask():
        return ip.netmask_bits()
    error_message = 'Param (%s) is not a valid netmask' % netmask
    raise ValueError(error_message)
 def ipv4_to_cidr(address, netmask=None, prefixlen=None):
     a = IPAddress(address)
     n = IPNetwork(a)
     if netmask:
         assert prefixlen is None, 'Cannot provide both netmask and prefixlen'
         m = IPAddress(netmask)
         assert m.is_netmask(), 'A valid netmask is required' 
         n.prefixlen = m.netmask_bits() 
     else:
         assert prefixlen, 'Provide either netmask or prefixlen'
         n.prefixlen = int(prefixlen)
     return str(n.cidr)
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    def ping(self, targets=list(), filename=str(), status=str(), notDNS=False,
        elapsed=False
    ):
        """
        Attempt to ping a list of hosts or networks (can be a single host)
        :param targets: List - Name(s) or IP(s) of the host(s).
        :param filename: String - name of the file containing hosts to ping
        :param status: String - if one of ['alive', 'dead', 'noip'] then only
        return results that have that status. If this is not specified,
        then all results will be returned.
        :param notDNS: Bolean - If True turn on use of -A option for fping for
        not use dns resolve names. Default is False.
        :param elapsed: Bolean - If True turn on use of -e option for fping for
        show elapsed time on return packets. Default is False.
        :return: Type and results depends on whether status is specified:
                 if status == '': return dict: {targets: results}
                 if status != '': return list: targets if targets == status
        """

        if targets and filename:
            raise SyntaxError("You must specify only one of either targets=[] "
                              "or filename=''.")
        elif not targets and not filename:
            raise SyntaxError("You must specify either a list of targets or "
                              "filename='', but not both.")
        elif filename:
            targets = self.read_file(filename)

        my_targets = {'hosts': [], 'nets': []}
        addresses = []

        # Check for valid networks and add hosts and nets to my_targets
        for target in targets:
            # Targets may include networks in the format "network mask", or,
            # a file could contain multiple hosts or IP's on a single line.
            if len(target.split()) > 1:
                target_items = target.split()
                for item in target_items:
                    try:
                        ip = IPAddress(item)
                        # If it is an IPv4 address or mask put in in addresses
                        if ip.version == 4:
                            addresses.append(str(ip))
                    except AddrFormatError:
                        # IP Address not detected, so assume it's a host name
                        my_targets['hosts'].append(item)
                    except ValueError:
                        # CIDR network detected
                        net = IPNetwork(item)
                        # Make sure it is a CIDR address acceptable to fping
                        if net.ip.is_unicast() and net.version == 4 and \
                                net.netmask.netmask_bits() in range(8, 31):
                            my_targets['nets'].append(target_items[0])
                        else:
                            msg = str(str(net) + ':Only IPv4 unicast addresses'
                                      ' with bit masks\n               '
                                      ' from 8 to 30 are supported.')
                            raise AttributeError(msg)
                # Iterate over the IP strings in addresses
                while len(addresses) > 1:
                    ip = IPAddress(addresses[0])
                    mask = IPAddress(addresses[1])
                    # Test to see if IP is unicast, and mask is an actual mask
                    if ip.is_unicast() and mask.is_netmask():
                        net = IPNetwork(str(ip) + '/' + str(
                            mask.netmask_bits()))
                        # Convert ip and mask to CIDR and remove from addresses
                        my_targets['nets'].append(str(net.cidr))
                        addresses.pop(0)
                        addresses.pop(0)
                    elif ip.is_unicast() and not ip.is_netmask():
                        # mask was not a mask so only remove IP and start over
                        my_targets['hosts'].append(str(ip))
                        addresses.pop(0)
                # There could be one more item in addresses, so check it
                if addresses:
                    ip = IPAddress(addresses[0])
                    if ip.is_unicast() and not ip.is_netmask():
                        my_targets['hosts'].append(addresses[0])
                        addresses.pop()
            # target has only one item, so check it
            else:
                try:
                    ip = IPAddress(target)
                    if ip.version == 4 and ip.is_unicast() and \
                            not ip.is_netmask():
                        my_targets['hosts'].append(target)
                    else:
                        msg = str(target + 'Only IPv4 unicast addresses are '
                                  'supported.')
                        raise AttributeError(msg)
                except AddrFormatError:
                    # IP Address not detected, so assume it's a host name
                    my_targets['hosts'].append(target)
                except ValueError:
                    # CIDR network detected
                    net = IPNetwork(target)
                    if net.ip.is_unicast() and net.version == 4 and \
                            net.netmask.netmask_bits() in range(8, 31):
                        my_targets['nets'].append(target)
                    else:
                        msg = str(str(net) + ':Only IPv4 unicast addresses'
                                  ' with bit masks\n               '
                                  ' from 8 to 30 are supported.')
                        raise AttributeError(msg)

        """
        Build the list of common options for commands to run.
        """
        options = '-V' # This is for default
        if notDNS:
            options += 'A' # show targets by ip
        else:
            options += 'n' # show target by name
        if elapsed:
            options += 'e' # show elapsed time on return packets

        """
        Build the list of commands to run.
        """
        commands = []
        if len(my_targets['hosts']) != 0:
            for target in range(len(my_targets['hosts'])):
                commands.append([self.fping, options, my_targets['hosts'][
                    target]])
        if len(my_targets['nets']) != 0:
            for target in range(len(my_targets['nets'])):
                netops = options + 'g' # generate target list for net target
                commands.append([self.fping, netops, my_targets['nets'][
                    target]])

        """
        Start pinging each item in my_targets and return the requested results
        when done.
        """
        pool = ThreadPool(self.num_pools)
        raw_results = pool.map(self.get_results, commands)
        pool.close()
        pool.join()
        self.results = {line[0]: line[2:] for line in csv.reader(
            ''.join(raw_results).splitlines())}
        if not status:
            return self.results
        elif status == 'alive':
            return self.alive
        elif status == 'dead':
            return self.dead
        elif status == 'noip':
            return self.noip
        else:
            raise SyntaxError("Valid status options are 'alive', 'dead' or "
                              "'noip'")
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    def ping(self, targets=list(), filename=str(), status=str()):
        """
        Attempt to ping a list of hosts or networks (can be a single host)
        :param targets: List - Name(s) or IP(s) of the host(s).
        :param filename: String - name of the file containing hosts to ping
        :param status: String - if one of ['alive', 'dead', 'noip'] then only
        return results that have that status. If this is not specified,
        then all results will be returned.
        :return: Type and results depends on whether status is specified:
                 if status == '': return dict: {targets: results}
                 if status != '': return list: targets if targets == status
        """

        if targets and filename:
            raise SyntaxError("You must specify only one of either targets=[] "
                              "or filename=''.")
        elif not targets and not filename:
            raise SyntaxError("You must specify either a list of targets or "
                              "filename='', but not both.")
        elif filename:
            targets = self.read_file(filename)

        my_targets = {'hosts': [], 'nets': []}
        addresses = []

        # Check for valid networks and add hosts and nets to my_targets
        for target in targets:
            # Targets may include networks in the format "network mask", or,
            # a file could contain multiple hosts or IP's on a single line.
            if len(target.split()) > 1:
                target_items = target.split()
                for item in target_items:
                    try:
                        ip = IPAddress(item)
                        # If it is an IPv4 address or mask put in in addresses
                        if ip.version == 4:
                            addresses.append(str(ip))
                    except AddrFormatError:
                        # IP Address not detected, so assume it's a host name
                        my_targets['hosts'].append(item)
                    except ValueError:
                        # CIDR network detected
                        net = IPNetwork(item)
                        # Make sure it is a CIDR address acceptable to fping
                        if net.ip.is_unicast() and net.version == 4 and \
                                net.netmask.netmask_bits() in range(8, 31):
                            my_targets['nets'].append(target_items[0])
                        else:
                            msg = str(str(net) + ':Only IPv4 unicast addresses'
                                      ' with bit masks\n               '
                                      ' from 8 to 30 are supported.')
                            raise AttributeError(msg)
                # Iterate over the IP strings in addresses
                while len(addresses) > 1:
                    ip = IPAddress(addresses[0])
                    mask = IPAddress(addresses[1])
                    # Test to see if IP is unicast, and mask is an actual mask
                    if ip.is_unicast() and mask.is_netmask():
                        net = IPNetwork(str(ip) + '/' + str(
                            mask.netmask_bits()))
                        # Convert ip and mask to CIDR and remove from addresses
                        my_targets['nets'].append(str(net.cidr))
                        addresses.pop(0)
                        addresses.pop(0)
                    elif ip.is_unicast() and not ip.is_netmask():
                        # mask was not a mask so only remove IP and start over
                        my_targets['hosts'].append(str(ip))
                        addresses.pop(0)
                # There could be one more item in addresses, so check it
                if addresses:
                    ip = IPAddress(addresses[0])
                    if ip.is_unicast() and not ip.is_netmask():
                        my_targets['hosts'].append(addresses[0])
                        addresses.pop()
            # target has only one item, so check it
            else:
                try:
                    ip = IPAddress(target)
                    if ip.version == 4 and ip.is_unicast() and \
                            not ip.is_netmask():
                        my_targets['hosts'].append(target)
                    else:
                        msg = str(target + 'Only IPv4 unicast addresses are '
                                  'supported.')
                        raise AttributeError(msg)
                except AddrFormatError:
                    # IP Address not detected, so assume it's a host name
                    my_targets['hosts'].append(target)
                except ValueError:
                    # CIDR network detected
                    net = IPNetwork(target)
                    if net.ip.is_unicast() and net.version == 4 and \
                            net.netmask.netmask_bits() in range(8, 31):
                        my_targets['nets'].append(target)
                    else:
                        msg = str(str(net) + ':Only IPv4 unicast addresses'
                                  ' with bit masks\n               '
                                  ' from 8 to 30 are supported.')
                        raise AttributeError(msg)

        """
        Build the list of commands to run.
        """
        commands = []
        if len(my_targets['hosts']) != 0:
            for target in range(len(my_targets['hosts'])):
                commands.append([self.fping, '-V', my_targets['hosts'][
                    target]])
        if len(my_targets['nets']) != 0:
            for target in range(len(my_targets['nets'])):
                commands.append([self.fping, '-gV', my_targets['nets'][
                    target]])

        """
        Start pinging each item in my_targets and return the requested results
        when done.
        """
        try:
            pool = ThreadPool(len(commands))
            raw_results = pool.map(self.get_results, commands)

            self.results = {host: result for host, result in csv.reader(
                ''.join(raw_results).splitlines())}
            if not status:
                return self.results
            elif status == 'alive':
                return self.alive
            elif status == 'dead':
                return self.dead
            elif status == 'noip':
                return self.noip
            else:
                raise SyntaxError("Valid status options are 'alive', 'dead' or "
                                  "'noip'")
        finally:
            pool.close()
            pool.join()