Package for managing Unix hosts
This module aims to manage Unix-likes operating systems. It manage both local or remote host in the same way. Commands can be executed interactively or not, and the result is a list of three elements:
the status of the command (boolean based on return code)
the standard output (stdout)
the error output (stderr)
For executed commands on localhost, the module used is subprocess and for remotes hosts, the module used is paramiko.
Code is available on Github (http://github.com/fmenabe/python-unix)
Releases notes
1.0 (2015-07-02)
Manage localhost (subprocess) and remote hosts (SSH; paramiko) uniformly.
Use controls for managing some behaviour (decoding outputs, locale, …).
Implements basic commands for manipulating files and directories (open, copy, mkdir, …).
- Organize commands in objects accessible via properties:
path API (exists, isfile, …)
remote API for copying file using from one host to another
users and groups API
- Manage Linux hosts:
chroot
autodetecting the distribution
manage arch, debian, ubuntu, redhat, centos, …
0.1 (2015-03-05)
Initial version.
1 maintainer
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