def doSSHPT(self, hosts, username, password, command):
"""The results page"""
# Give ourselves an output queue to save results into
results_queue = Queue.Queue()
commands = [command,] # Has to be a list
sshpt.sshpt(hostlist=hosts, username=username, password=password, commands=commands, output_queue=results_queue)
page = "<html><head><title>SSHPT Via Web Example</title></head><body>"
# Print a table header
page += "<table border='1'><tr><td><b>Host</b></td><td><b>Command</b></td><td><b>Command Output</b></td></tr>"
for host in results_queue.queue:
page += "<tr>"
page += "<td>%s</td>" % host['host']
page += "<td>%s</td>" % "".join(host['commands'])
page += "<td><pre>%s</pre></td>" % "".join(host['command_output'])
page += "</tr>"
page += "</table>"
page += "</body></html>"
return page
# Import the module du jour
import sshpt
# Obtain the basic information necessary to use sshpt
hostlist = raw_input("Host(s) (use spaces for multiple): ").split(" ")
username = raw_input("Username: "******"Password: "******"Command: ")
commands = [command] # 'commands' has to be a list
# Give ourselves an output queue to store results
results_queue = Queue.Queue()
sshpt.sshpt(hostlist, username, password, commands=commands, output_queue=results_queue)
# This is the simplest way of grabbing the data that sshpt returns. The other way would be to write your own version of the OutputThread
for host in results_queue.queue:
print "host: %s" % host["host"]
print "command_output: %s" % host["command_output"]
print "commands: %s" % host["commands"]
# ...and here's the rest of what you can use
# print "username: %s" % host['username']
# print "password: %s" % host['password'] # Do you REALLY this output to the console?
# print "timeout: %s" % host['timeout']
# print "local_filepath: %s" % host['local_filepath']
# print "remote_filepath: %s" % host['remote_filepath']
# print "execute: %s" % host['execute']
# print "remove: %s" % host['remove']
# print "sudo: %s" % host['sudo']
# Obtain the basic information necessary to use sshpt
hostlist = raw_input('Host(s) (use spaces for multiple): ').split(' ')
username = raw_input('Username: '******'Password: '******'Command: ')
commands = [
command,
] # 'commands' has to be a list
# Give ourselves an output queue to store results
results_queue = Queue.Queue()
sshpt.sshpt(hostlist,
username,
password,
commands=commands,
output_queue=results_queue)
# This is the simplest way of grabbing the data that sshpt returns. The other way would be to write your own version of the OutputThread
for host in results_queue.queue:
print "host: %s" % host['host']
print "command_output: %s" % host['command_output']
print "commands: %s" % host['commands']
# ...and here's the rest of what you can use
#print "username: %s" % host['username']
#print "password: %s" % host['password'] # Do you REALLY this output to the console?
#print "timeout: %s" % host['timeout']
#print "local_filepath: %s" % host['local_filepath']
#print "remote_filepath: %s" % host['remote_filepath']
#print "execute: %s" % host['execute']
