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I am having problem using pxssh module. My code is below: try: ssh_handle = pxssh.pxssh(timeout=None) ssh_handle.logfile = sys.stdout ssh_handle.login(host, username, password) index = ssh_handle.expect(['Are you sure you want to continue connecting \(yes\/no\)\? ', '.*?password:.*', '.*?\$.*']) if index == 0: ssh_handle.sendline('yes') ssh_handle.sendline(password) if index == 1: ssh_handle.sendline(password) ssh_handle.sendline('sudo -s') ssh_handle.sendline(password) return ssh_handle except pxssh.ExceptionPxssh as e: print "SSH connection to %s failed" % host sys.exit() For some reason I

I have a Python project that uses pytest-cov for unit testing and code coverage measurement. The directory structure for my project is: rift-python +- rift # The package under test | +- __init__.py | +- __main__.py | +- cli_listen_handler.py | +- cli_session_handler.py | +- table.py | +- ...lots more... +- tests # The tests | +- test_table.py | +- test_sys_2n_l0_l1.py | +- ...more... +- README.md +- .travis.yml +- ... I use Travis to run pytest --cov=rift tests for every checkin, and I use codecov to view the code coverage results. The package under test offer a command line interface (CLI)

I am trying to test if a file exists over SSH using pexpect. I have got most of the code working but I need to catch the value so I can assert whether the file exists. The code I have done is below: def VersionID(): ssh_newkey = 'Are you sure you want to continue connecting' # my ssh command line p=pexpect.spawn('ssh service@10.10.0.0') i=p.expect([ssh_newkey,'password:',pexpect.EOF]) if i==0: p.sendline('yes') i=p.expect([ssh_newkey,'password:',pexpect.EOF]) if i==1: p.sendline("word") i=p.expect('service@main-:') p.sendline("cd /opt/ad/bin") i=p.expect('service@main-:') p.sendline('[ -f

pexpect模块 自动交互式模块 vim test.py #!/usr/bin/python3 import pexpect ssh = pexpect.spawn('ssh 192.168.132.121') res = ssh.expect(['password','(yes/no)',pexpect.EOF,pexpect.TIMEOUT],timeout=10) print(res) if res == 0: ssh.sendline('2430') ssh.expect('#') ssh.sendline('ifconfig') elif res == 1: ssh.sendline('yes') ssh.expect('password') ssh.sendline('2430') ssh.expect('#') ssh.sendline('ip a') elif res == 2: print('error') else: print('time out') ssh.interact() 执行文件： 方法1： python3 test.py 方法2： chmod 777 test.py ./test.py(test.py在当前目录下) 注意： ² pexpect.spawn:当前主机输入命令 ² ssh.expect:对命令的输出作内容匹配，会返回一个索引值

I'm trying to run the code in the Interacting with SSH Through Pexpect and Brute Forcing SSH Passwords with Pxssh sections from Chapter 2 of Violent Python . Using both child.expect() and pxssh I get similar EOF errors. Running these commands from the Python console: import pexpect connStr = "ssh root@127.0.0.1" child = pexpect.spawn(connStr) ret = child.expect([pexpect.TIMEOUT, ssh_newkey, "[P|p]assword:"]) I get this output: Traceback (most recent call last): File "<input>", line 1, in <module> File "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pexpect.py",

I have a script which uses pexpect to start a CLI program. It works a bit like a shell where you get a prompt where you can enter some commands. The problem I have, I think, is that this program uses a coloured prompt. This is what I do import pprint import pexpect 1 a = pexpect.spawn('program') 2 a.expect("prompt>") 3 print "---------start------------" 4 print(a.before) 5 a.sendline("command") 6 a.expect("prompt>") 7 print "---------before------------" 8 pprint.pprint(a.before) 9 print "---------after------------" 10 pprint.pprint(a.after) This is the output: > python borken.py ---------start