plinux 1.1.2

The cross-platform tool to execute bash commands remotely.

Plinux

Cross-platform tool to work with remote Linux OS.

Plinux based on paramiko project. It can establish ssh connection to a remote server, execute command as user or with sudo rights. Plinux returns object with exit code, sent command, stdout/sdtderr response.

Installation

For most users, the recommended method to install is via pip:

pip install plinux

Import

from plinux import Plinux

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Usage

Command from usual user:

from plinux import Plinux

client = Plinux(host="172.16.0.124", username="bobby", password="qawsedrf")
response = client.run_cmd("hostname")
print(response.stdout)  # WebServer
print(response.ok)  # True

Command using sudo:

from plinux import Plinux

client = Plinux(host="172.16.0.124", username="bobby", password="qawsedrf", logger_enabled=True)
response = client.run_cmd("systemctl stop myservicename.service", sudo=True)

print(response)  # ResponseParser(response=(0, None, None, "sudo -S -p '' -- sh -c 'systemctl stop myservicename.service'"))
print(response.command)  # sudo -S -p '' -- sh -c 'systemctl stop myservicename.service'
print(response.exited)  # 0

Aliases

Some methods have "human commands" and aliases:

• client.run_cmd("ls /home/bobby")
• client.list_dir("/home/bobby")
• client.ls("/home/bobby")

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Changelog

1.1.2 (25.04.2020)

• send_cmd deprecated
• fix password prompt in stderr

1.1.1 (29.03.2020)

get_md5 method added

1.1.0 (19.03.2020)

ResponseParser extended with json()

1.0.9 (28.02.2020)

Log filehandler writes in utf8 from now

1.0.8 (06.02.2020)

get_file_permission extended:

• added faq
• added "human=False" param returns access rights in human readable form otherwise in in octal
• added alias "stat"

1.0.7 (30.01.2020)

• ResponseParser methods notation changed.
  • stdout -> str
  • stderr -> str
  • exited -> int
  • ok -> bool
  • command -> str

1.0.6 (29.01.2020)

• kill_user_session method added

1.0.5 (26.01.2020)

• logging refactored to avoid multiple log entries