def setUp(self):
self.logger = Logger()
self.n_actions = 0
def setUp(self):
account = Account('sab', '')
self.queue = Queue(verbose=0, max_threads=1)
self.logger = Logger()
self.queue.add_account(account)
#!/usr/bin/env python
from Exscript import Queue, Logger
from Exscript.util.log import log_to
from Exscript.util.decorator import autologin
from Exscript.util.file import get_hosts_from_file, get_accounts_from_file
from Exscript.util.report import status, summarize
logger = Logger() # Logs everything to memory.
@log_to(logger)
@autologin()
def do_something(job, host, conn):
conn.execute('show ip int brie')
# Read input data.
accounts = get_accounts_from_file('accounts.cfg')
hosts = get_hosts_from_file('hostlist.txt')
# Run do_something on each of the hosts. The given accounts are used
# round-robin. "verbose=0" instructs the queue to not generate any
# output on stdout.
queue = Queue(verbose=5, max_threads=5)
queue.add_account(accounts) # Adds one or more accounts.
queue.run(hosts, do_something) # Asynchronously enqueues all hosts.
queue.shutdown() # Waits until all hosts are completed.
# Print a short report.
print status(logger)
print summarize(logger)
# Send command to router to retrieve second part of VRF configuration
socket.execute("show running-config | section SMVPN "+routeDistinguisher+" ")
outputFile.write(socket.response) # Write contents of running config to output file
socket.send("exit\r") # Send the "exit" command to log out of router gracefully
socket.close() # Close SSH connection
# Exception: outputFile file could not be opened
except IOError:
print
print "--> An error occurred opening "+outputFile+"."
print "--> "+vrfName+" backed up to "+outputFilename+"."
logger = Logger() # Log stuff
@log_to(logger) # Logging decorator; Must precede buildIndex!
@autologin() # Exscript login decorator; Must precede buildIndex!
def buildIndex(job, host, socket):
# This function builds the index file by connecting to the router and extracting all
# matching sections. I chose to search for "crypto keyring" because it is the only
# portion of a VPN config that contains the VRF name AND Peer IP. Caveat is that
# the program temporarily captures the pre-shared key. "crypto isakmp profile" was not
# a suitable query due to the possibility of multiple "match identity address" statements
stdout.write(".") # Write period without trailing newline
socket.execute("terminal length 0") # Disable user-prompt to page through config
# Exscript doesn't always recognize Cisco IOS
# for socket.autoinit() to work correctly
# Send command to router to capture results
#!/usr/bin/env python
from Exscript import Queue, Logger
from Exscript.util.decorator import autologin
from Exscript.util.file import get_hosts_from_file, get_accounts_from_file
from Exscript.util.report import status, summarize
@autologin
def do_something(conn):
conn.execute('show ip int brie')
# Read input data.
accounts = get_accounts_from_file('accounts.cfg')
hosts = get_hosts_from_file('hostlist.txt')
# Run do_something on each of the hosts. The given accounts are used
# round-robin. "verbose = 0" instructs the queue to not generate any
# output on stdout. Using "logdir = ..." is equivalent to the following:
# logger = FileLogger(queue, 'my/logdir')
# It instructs the queue to automatically log everything to the filesystem;
# one file is created per host.
queue = Queue(verbose = 0, max_threads = 5, logdir = 'my/logdir/')
logger = Logger(queue) # Logs everything to memory.
queue.add_account(accounts) # Adds one or more accounts.
queue.run(hosts, do_something) # Asynchronously enqueues all hosts.
queue.shutdown() # Waits until all hosts are completed.
# Print a short report.
print status(logger)
print summarize(logger)
