def sh(self, name='w3af', callback=None):
"""
Main cycle
"""
try:
if callback:
if hasattr(self, '_context'):
ctx = self._context
else:
ctx = None
self._context = callbackMenu(
name, self, self._w3af, ctx, callback)
else:
self._context = rootMenu(name, self, self._w3af)
self._lastWasArrow = False
self._showPrompt()
self._active = True
term.setRawInputMode(True)
self._executePending()
while self._active:
try:
c = term.getch()
self._handleKey(c)
except Exception, e:
om.out.console(str(e))
term.setRawInputMode(False)
def _cmd_interact(self, parameters):
"""
Show the available shells and interact with them.
"""
if len(parameters) not in (0, 1):
self._cmd_help(["interact"])
return
if len(parameters) == 0:
om.out.console("No shell objects available; please use the exploit" " plugins to create them.")
self._show()
return
try:
self._selected_shell = int(parameters[0])
except ValueError:
self._cmd_help(["interact"])
return
# Do we have shells?
if not len(self._exploit_results):
msg = "No shells available."
om.out.error(msg)
return
# Check that the user selected a valid shell
if self._selected_shell not in range(len(self._exploit_results)):
msg = "Please select a shell in range [0-%s]."
srange = len(self._exploit_results) - 1
om.out.error(msg % srange)
return
# And now check that the "shell" is actually a shell
# because maybe the user want's to interact with a proxy :S
# TODO: I should use different variables to store shells and proxies
if not isinstance(self._exploit_results[self._selected_shell], Shell):
msg = (
"You can only interact with shell objects."
" To interact with proxy objects, please use"
" your browser."
)
om.out.error(msg)
return
# Everything ok!
prompt = self._exploit_results[self._selected_shell].get_name()
msg = (
'Execute "exit" to get out of the remote shell.'
" Commands typed in this menu will be run through the %s shell."
)
om.out.console(msg % prompt)
prompt = prompt + "-" + str(self._selected_shell)
return callbackMenu(prompt, self._console, self._w3af, self, self._callback)
def _cmd_interact(self, parameters):
"""
Show the available shells and interact with them.
"""
if len(parameters) not in (0, 1):
self._cmd_help(['interact'])
return
if len(parameters) == 0:
om.out.console('No shell objects available; please use the exploit'
' plugins to create them.')
self._show()
return
try:
self._selected_shell = int(parameters[0])
except ValueError:
self._cmd_help(['interact'])
return
# Do we have shells?
if not len(self._exploit_results):
msg = 'No shells available.'
om.out.error(msg)
return
# Check that the user selected a valid shell
if self._selected_shell not in range(len(self._exploit_results)):
msg = 'Please select a shell in range [0-%s].'
srange = len(self._exploit_results) - 1
om.out.error(msg % srange)
return
# And now check that the "shell" is actually a shell
# because maybe the user want's to interact with a proxy :S
# TODO: I should use different variables to store shells and proxies
if not isinstance(self._exploit_results[self._selected_shell], Shell):
msg = 'You can only interact with shell objects.'\
' To interact with proxy objects, please use'\
' your browser.'
om.out.error(msg)
return
# Everything ok!
prompt = self._exploit_results[self._selected_shell].get_name()
msg = 'Execute "exit" to get out of the remote shell.'\
' Commands typed in this menu will be run through the %s shell.'
om.out.console(msg % prompt)
prompt = prompt + '-' + str(self._selected_shell)
return callbackMenu(prompt, self._console, self._w3af, self,
self._callback)
def sh(self, name='w3af', callback=None):
"""
Main cycle
"""
try:
if callback:
if hasattr(self, '_context'):
ctx = self._context
else:
ctx = None
self._context = callbackMenu(name, self, self._w3af, ctx,
callback)
else:
self._context = rootMenu(name, self, self._w3af)
self._lastWasArrow = False
self._showPrompt()
self._active = True
term.set_raw_input_mode(True)
self._executePending()
while self._active:
try:
c = term.getch()
self._handleKey(c)
except Exception as e:
om.out.console(str(e))
term.set_raw_input_mode(False)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
pass
if not hasattr(self, '_parent'):
try:
self._w3af.quit()
self._context.join()
om.out.console(self._random_message())
om.manager.process_all_messages()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
# The user might be in a hurry, and after "w3af>>> exit" he
# might also press Ctrl+C like seen here:
# https://github.com/andresriancho/w3af/issues/148
#
# Since we don't want to show any tracebacks on this situation
# just "pass".
pass
return 0
