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How to use python to write a small tool code for automatic SSH login to a remote server (recommended)

Jun 18, 2017 am 11:13 AM
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The following editor will bring you a small tool (example) to write an automatic SSH login to a remote server using python. The editor thinks it is quite good, so I will share it with you now and give it as a reference for everyone. Let’s follow the editor and take a look.

Many times we like to connect to the Linux server through ssh directly from the terminal of our computer, rather than using the tool area with UI interface to connect to our server. However, when using ssh in the terminal, we need to enter the account number and password every time, which is also a worry, so we can simply create a small tool that runs on Linux/Mac os to automatically log in to the remote server through ssh.

Let’s give an example of a GIF animation:

## Overview

Let’s first sort out what functions we need:

1. Add/delete the IP, port, and password required to connect to the server

2. Automatically enter the password to log in to the remote server

Yes, we will do such a simple function

Start writing code

The code is relatively long, so I also put it on Github and Code Cloud. The address is at the bottom of the article:

1. Let’s build a module Directory osnssh (Open source noob ssh), and then create two more directories below, one is used to store the main program and is called bin, and the other is used to save login data (IP, port, password) and is called data.

-osnssh

-bin
-data

1. Setting program: add/delete IP, port, password. Create py file bin/setting.py:


#!/usr/bin/env python
#-*-coding:utf-8-*-
import re, base64, os, sys
path = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(sys.argv[0]))
'''

选项配置管理

author = 'allen woo'
'''
def add_host_main():
 while 1:
  if add_host():
   break
  print("\n\nAgain:")

def add_host():
 '''
 添加主机信息
 :return: 
 '''
 print("================Add=====================")
 print("[Help]Input '#q' exit")
 # 输入IP
 host_ip = str_format("Host IP:", "^(25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|1[0-9][0-9]|[1-9]?[0-9])\.(25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|1[0-9][0-9]|[1-9]?[0-9])\.(25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|1[0-9][0-9]|[1-9]?[0-9])\.(25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|1[0-9][0-9]|[1-9]?[0-9])$")
 if host_ip == "#q":
  return 1
 # 输入端口
 host_port = str_format("Host port(Default 22):", "[0-9]+")
 if host_port == "#q":
  return 1
 # 输入密码
 password = str_format("Password:", ".*")
 if password == "#q":
  return 1
 # 密码加密
 password = base64.encodestring(password)
 # 输入用户名
 name = str_format("User Name:", "^[^ ]+$")
 if name == "#q":
  return 1
 elif not name:
  os.system("clear")
  print("[Warning]:User name cannot be emptyg")
  return 0

 # The alias
 # 输入别名
 alias = str_format("Local Alias:", "^[^ ]+$")
 if alias == "#q":
  return 1
 elif not alias:
  os.system("clear")
  print("[Warning]:Alias cannot be emptyg")
  return 0
 # 打开数据保存文件
 of = open("{}/data/information.d".format(path))
 hosts = of.readlines()
 # 遍历文件数据,查找是否有存在的Ip,端口,还有别名
 for l in hosts:
  l = l.strip("\n")
  if not l:
   continue
  l_list = l.split(" ")
  if host_ip == l_list[1] and host_port == l_list[2]:
   os.system("clear")
   print("[Warning]{}:{} existing".format(host_ip, host_port))
   return 0
  if alias == l_list[4]:
   os.system("clear")
   print("[Warning]Alias '{}' existing".format(alias))
   return 0
 of.close()
 # save
 # 保存数据到数据文件
 of = open("{}/data/information.d".format(path), "a")
 of.write("\n{} {} {} {} {}".format(name.strip("\n"), host_ip.strip("\n"), host_port, password.strip("\n"), alias.strip("\n")))
 of.close()
 print("Add the success:{} {}@{}:{}".format(alias.strip("\n"), name.strip("\n"), host_ip.strip("\n"), host_port, password.strip("\n")))
 return 1

def remove_host():
 '''
 删除主机信息
 :return: 
 '''
 while 1:
  # 打开数据文件
  of = open("{}/data/information.d".format(path))
  hosts = of.readlines()
  of.close
  l = len(hosts)
  if l <= 0:
   os.system("clear")
   print("[Warning]There is no host")
   return

  print("================Remove================")
  print("+{}+".format("-"*40))
  print("|  Alias UserName@IP:PORT")
  hosts_temp = []
  n = 0
  # 遍历输出所以信息(除了密码)供选择
  for i in range(0, l):
   if not hosts[i].strip():
    continue
   v_list = hosts[i].strip().split(" ")
   print("+{}+".format("-"*40))
   print("| {} | {} {}@{}:{}".format(n+1, v_list[4], v_list[0], v_list[1], v_list[2]))
   n += 1
   hosts_temp.append(hosts[i])
  hosts = hosts_temp[:]
  print("+{}+".format("-"*40))
  c = raw_input("[Remove]Choose the Number or Alias(&#39;#q&#39; to exit):")
  is_alias = False
  is_y = False
  try:
   c = int(c)
   if c > l or c < 1:
    os.system("clear")
    print("[Warning]:There is no")
    continue
   del hosts[c-1]
   is_y = True

  except:
   is_alias = True
  if is_alias:
   if c.strip() == "#q":
    os.system("clear")
    break 
   n = 0
   for l in hosts:
    if c.strip() == l.split(" ")[4].strip():
     del hosts[n]
     is_y = True 
    n += 1
  if not is_y:
   os.system("clear")
   print("[Warning]:There is no")
   continue
  else: 
   # save
   # 再次确认是否删除
   c = raw_input("Remove?[y/n]:")
   if c.strip().upper() == "Y":
    of = open("{}/data/information.d".format(path), "w")
    for l in hosts:
     of.write(l)
    print("Remove the success!")
    of.close()

def str_format(lable, rule):
 &#39;&#39;&#39;
 用于验证输入的数据格式
 :param lable: 
 :param rule: 
 :return: 
 &#39;&#39;&#39;
 while 1:
  print("{} (&#39;#q&#39; exit)".format(lable))
  temp = raw_input().strip()
  m = re.match(r"{}".format(rule), temp)
  if m:
   break
  elif "port" in lable:
   temp = 22
   break
  elif temp.strip() == "#q":
   os.system("clear")
   break
  os.system("clear")
  print("[Warning]:Invalid format")

 return temp
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2. Let’s add another function in setting.py to output our information, which is about me.


def about():
 &#39;&#39;&#39;
 输出关于这个程序的信息
 :return: 
 &#39;&#39;&#39;
 of = open("{}/bin/about.dat".format(path))
 rf = of.read()
 try:
  info = eval(rf)
  os.system("clear")
  print("================About osnssh================")
  for k,v in info.items():
   print("{}: {}".format(k, v))
 except:
  print("For failure.")
 return
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Then create a file about.dat under the bin directory and write some of our information, such as:


{
 "auther":"Allen Woo",
 "Introduction":"In Linux or MAC using SSH, do not need to enter the IP and password for many times",
 "Home page":"",
 "Download address":"https://github.com/osnoob/osnssh",
 "version":"1.1.0",
 "email":"xiaopingwoo@163.com"
}
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That’s it for setting up the program:

2. Automatically log in to the remote server program: Create a py file in bin called auto_ssh.py:

Note: Here we need to first Install a package called: pexpect, which allows user terminal interaction to capture interaction information and automatically enter passwords.

Install pexpect:

pip install pexpect


Then start writing code:


#!/usr/bin/env python
#-*-coding:utf-8-*-
import os, sys, base64
import pexpect
path = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(sys.argv[0]))

def choose():
 # 打开我们的数据文件
 of = open("{}/data/information.d".format(path))
 hosts = of.readlines()
 hosts_temp = []
 for h in hosts:
  if h.strip():
   hosts_temp.append(h)
 hosts = hosts_temp[:]
 l = len(hosts)
 if l <= 0:
  os.system("clear")
  print("[Warning]Please add the host server")
  return
 while 1:

  print("=================SSH===================")
  print("+{}+".format("-"*40))
  print("|  Alias UserName@IP:PORT")
  for i in range(0, l):
   v_list = hosts[i].strip().split(" ")
   print("+{}+".format("-"*40))
   print("| {} | {} {}@{}:{}".format(i+1, v_list[4], v_list[0], v_list[1], v_list[2]))
  print("+{}+".format("-"*40))
  c = raw_input("[SSH]Choose the number or alias(&#39;#q&#39; exit):")
  is_alias = False
  is_y = False
  try:
   c = int(c)
   if c > l or c < 1:
    os.system("clear")
    print("[Warning]:There is no")
    continue
   l_list = hosts[c-1].split(" ")
   name = l_list[0]
   host = l_list[1]
   port = l_list[2]
   password = l_list[3]
   is_y = True

  except:
   is_alias = True
  if is_alias:
   if c.strip() == "#q":
    os.system("clear")
    return
   for h in hosts:
    if c.strip() == h.split(" ")[4].strip():
     l_list = h.split(" ")
     name = l_list[0]
     host = l_list[1]
     port = l_list[2]
     password = l_list[3]
     is_y = True
  if not is_y:
   continue
  # ssh
  # 将加密保存的密码解密
  password = base64.decodestring(password)
  print("In the connection...")
  # 准备远程连接,拼接ip:port
  print("{}@{}".format(name, host))
  if port == "22":
   connection("ssh {}@{}".format(name, host), password)

  else:
   connection("ssh {}@{}:{}".format(name, host, port), password)

def connection(cmd, pwd):
 &#39;&#39;&#39;
 连接远程服务器
 :param cmd: 
 :param pwd: 
 :return: 
 &#39;&#39;&#39;
 child = pexpect.spawn(cmd)
 i = child.expect([".*password.*", ".*continue.*?", pexpect.EOF, pexpect.TIMEOUT])
 if( i == 0 ):
  # 如果交互中出现.*password.*,就是叫我们输入密码
  # 我们就把密码自动填入下去
  child.sendline("{}\n".format(pwd))
  child.interact()
 elif( i == 1):
  # 如果交互提示是否继续,一般第一次连接时会出现
  # 这个时候我们发送"yes",然后再自动输入密码
  child.sendline("yes\n")
  child.sendline("{}\n".format(pwd))

  #child.interact() 
 else:
  # 连接失败
  print("[Error]The connection fails")
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Okay, now we only need to start the file, which is the first menu after opening the program

3. Create an osnssh.py file in the osnssh directory:


#!/usr/bin/env python
#-*-coding:utf-8-*-
import os, sys
sys.path.append("../")
from bin import setting, auto_ssh
path = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(sys.argv[0]))
&#39;&#39;&#39;
方便在LINUX终端使用ssh,保存使用的IP:PORT , PASSWORD
自动登录
author = &#39;allen woo&#39;
&#39;&#39;&#39;
def main():
 while 1:

  print("==============OSNSSH [Menu]=============")
  print("1.Connection between a host\n2.Add host\n3.Remove host\n4.About\n[Help]: q:quit clear:clear screen")
  print("="*40)
  c = raw_input("Please select a:")
  if c == 1 or c == "1":
   auto_ssh.choose()
  if c == 2 or c == "2":
   setting.add_host_main()
  if c == 3 or c == "3":
   setting.remove_host()
  if c == 4 or c == "4":
   setting.about()
  elif c == "clear":
   os.system("clear")
  elif c == "q" or c == "Q" or c == "quit":
   print("Bye")
   sys.exit()
  else:
   print("\n")

if name == &#39;main&#39;:
 try:
  of = open("{}/data/information.d".format(path))
 except:
  of = open("{}/data/information.d".format(path), "w")
 of.close()
 main()
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Finally finished writing, we can give it a try:

$python osnssh.py

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