Python scripts I use to manage my ssh connections, drive mounts, and other bash related things.
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"""
Author: Jason Cheung
Date: 2/8/2020
Description: This is a manager for easily performing SHH port forwards
"""
import subprocess
import collections
from utils import module
import configuration
# INPUT_FILE = configuration.get_config()["portforwards"]
INPUT_FILE = "./portforwards.txt"
Computer = collections.namedtuple("Computer", ('user', 'user_num'))
WELCOME_MESSAGE = "**************************************"
def main():
"""
This function inputs all the available hosts from a text file and
prompts the user to connect to them
:return:
"""
file = module.input_file(INPUT_FILE)
cmp = []
count = 1
for line in file:
cmp.append(Computer(line, count))
count += 1
menu = []
for c in cmp:
menu.append(str(c.user_num) + ") " + "".join(c.user))
menu.append("A) Exit")
menu.append("B) Manager tools")
module.print_menu("SSH forwarding manager V 1.0", menu)
i = input("Enter Option:")
if i == '' or i == 'A' or i == 'a':
exit_program()
elif i == 'B' or i == 'b':
sub_menu()
else:
for c in cmp:
if int(i) == c.user_num:
subprocess.call(
["ssh", "-L", c.user.split(":")[2] + ":localhost:"
+ c.user.split(":")[2], c.user.split(":")[1]])
exit_program()
def print_sub_menu():
"""
prints out a sub help menu for other options
:return: None
"""
module.print_menu("Options", ["1) Add Host",
"2) Remove host name",
"3) Return to ssh forwarding",
"4) Manage Configuration and Bash",
"5) Exit"])
def sub_menu():
"""
calls printSubMenu and then gets input from user to
make appropriate function calls
:return: None
"""
print_sub_menu()
i = input("Enter selection:")
if i != '' and int(i) in {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}:
options = {1: add_host,
2: remove_host,
3: main,
4: configuration.main,
5: exit_program
}
options[int(i)]()
else:
print("Invalid selection!")
sub_menu()
def print_red(prt): return "\033[91m {}\033[00m".format(prt)
def exit_program():
"""
Exits the program and clears the screen
:return: None
"""
subprocess.call(["clear"])
exit()
def add_host():
"""
appends an inputted host name to servers.txt
:return: None
"""
host = input("Enter 'user@host' or -1 to exit:")
if host != '-1':
name = input("Name: ")
port = input("Port: ")
module.append_file(INPUT_FILE, name + ":" + host + ":" + port)
def remove_host():
"""
Removes a host name from servers.txt
:return: None
"""
padding_star = "*" * 5
max_len = 0
file = module.input_file(INPUT_FILE)
for line in file:
temp = len(line)
if max_len < temp:
max_len = temp
TOP_BAR = padding_star + "*" * max_len + padding_star
cmp = []
count = 1
print(print_red("*" * len(TOP_BAR) + "*"))
for line in file:
cmp.append(Computer(line, count))
count += 1
for c in cmp:
space = " " * (len(TOP_BAR) - 3 -
len(str(c.user_num) + ") " + c.user))
print(print_red("*") + " " + str(c.user_num) + ") " +
c.user + space + print_red("*"))
print(print_red("*" * len(TOP_BAR) + '*'))
host = input("Enter number of host -1 to exit:")
if host != '-1':
for c in cmp:
if c.user_num == int(host):
module.remove_line_from_file(INPUT_FILE, c.user)
"""
Makes sure that other programs don't execute the main
"""
if __name__ == '__main__':
try:
main()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
exit_program()