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#!/usr/bin/perl |
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# $Id$ |
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=pod |
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sshwrap - a ssh wrapper |
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opens a secure shell connection through a http proxy by using the two fine tools ssh and corkscrew |
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sshwrap utilizes some Perl modules from CPAN together with common UNIX programs to provide |
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a kind of API around the known ssh tools. It started as a standalone solution inside a single Perl script, |
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but now uses IPC::Run and Shell.pm to improve modularization and to provide convenient access and functionality. |
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Another focus is on Linux-/Windows compatibility and - important for this special case - the possibility |
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to enter a password on the command line. (other ssh wrappers dictate to use keyfiles instead) |
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It would be nice to use Net::SSH, Net::SSH::Perl or File::Remote under the hood to dispatch core |
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functions to these modules if needed through some circumstances or explicitly requested. |
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There has been done work going onto this direction, but as i see for now Net::SSH just works with keys |
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and File::Remote is stated to only work on UNIX systems. |
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IPC::Run is compatible since it seems to use Win32::Process under the hood. |
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Links: |
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- ssh: http://openssh.org/ |
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- corkscrew: http://www.agroman.net/corkscrew/ |
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- cygwin: http://www.cygwin.com/ |
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=cut |
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# cvs change history |
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# $Log$ |
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use strict; |
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use warnings; |
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use Data::Dumper; |
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use lib '.'; |
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#use Shell::SSH qw( echo hostname ); |
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use Shell::SSH; |
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# defaults: |
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# - method=ssh, options=proxy_enabled=0 |
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# - uses defaults proxy if proxy_enabled=1 and proxy_host is empty |
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my $command = Shell::SSH->new( |
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#method => 'ssh', |
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#method => './tester.sh', |
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target => 'test@webpla.net', |
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#target => 'test@netfrag.org', |
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args => [], |
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#options => { proxy_enabled => 1, proxy_host => 'your-proxy.com:8080' } , |
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#options => { proxy_enabled => 1 } , |
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response => \&recieve_callback, |
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); |
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# native style - deprecated ;) |
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#$command->run("cat /home/test/test.txt"); |
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#sub ps; |
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#print ps -a; |
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#print echo("abc"); |
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#print Dumper($output); |
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# sym-style |
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#echo("huhu"); |
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#print echo("huhu"); |
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# OO-style |
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# TODO: return values via print "command" (Shell::SSH should block in this case) |
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#print $command->hostname(); |
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#print $command->echo("Hello World!"), "\n"; |
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#print "sleeping...\n"; |
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#sleep 5; |
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$command->hostname(); |
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#$command->echo("Hello World!"); |
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sub recieve_callback { |
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my $output_block = shift; |
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print "output: ", $output_block, "\n"; |
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#print $output_block; |
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} |
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sleep 1; |
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$command->_read_output(); |
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#$command->disconnect(); |
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print "ready.", "\n"; |
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exit; |
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my $tgt1 = 5; |
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my $tgt2 = 10; |
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my $cnt = 0; |
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while (1) { |
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print ".\n"; |
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sleep(1); |
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if ($cnt == $tgt1) { $command->hostname(); } |
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if ($cnt == $tgt2) { $command->_read_output(); } |
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#$command->_read_output(); |
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$cnt++; |
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} |
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