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[advanced reboot] Add Paramiko module for device connection #1542
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import paramiko | ||
import logging | ||
from paramiko.ssh_exception import BadHostKeyException, AuthenticationException, SSHException | ||
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logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) | ||
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DEFAULT_CMD_EXECUTION_TIMEOUT_SEC = 10 | ||
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class DeviceConnection: | ||
''' | ||
DeviceConnection uses Paramiko module to connect to devices | ||
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Paramiko module uses fallback mechanism where it would first try to use | ||
ssh key and that fails, it will attempt username/password combination | ||
''' | ||
def __init__(self, hostname, username, password=None): | ||
''' | ||
Class constructor | ||
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@param hostname: hostname of device to connect to | ||
@param username: username for device connection | ||
@param password: password for device connection | ||
''' | ||
self.hostname = hostname | ||
self.username = username | ||
self.password = password | ||
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def execCommand(self, cmd, timeout=DEFAULT_CMD_EXECUTION_TIMEOUT_SEC): | ||
''' | ||
Executes command on remote device | ||
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@param cmd: command to be run on remote device | ||
@param timeout: timeout for command run session | ||
@return: stdout, stderr, value | ||
stdout is a list of lines of the remote stdout gathered during command execution | ||
stderr is a list of lines of the remote stderr gathered during command execution | ||
value: 0 if command execution raised no exception | ||
nonzero if exception is raised | ||
''' | ||
client = paramiko.SSHClient() | ||
client.set_missing_host_key_policy(paramiko.AutoAddPolicy()) | ||
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if isinstance(cmd, list): | ||
cmd = ' '.join(cmd) | ||
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stdOut = stdErr = [] | ||
retValue = 1 | ||
try: | ||
client.connect(self.hostname, username=self.username, password=self.password, allow_agent=False) | ||
si, so, se = client.exec_command(cmd, timeout=timeout) | ||
stdOut = so.readlines() | ||
stdErr = se.readlines() | ||
retValue = 0 | ||
except SSHException as sshException: | ||
logger.error('SSH Command failed with message: %s' % sshException) | ||
except AuthenticationException as authenticationException: | ||
logger.error('SSH Authentiaction failure with message: %s' % authenticationException) | ||
except BadHostKeyException as badHostKeyException: | ||
logger.error('SSH Authentiaction failure with message: %s' % badHostKeyException) | ||
finally: | ||
client.close() | ||
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return stdOut, stdErr, retValue |
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I faced
KeyError: ('secret_group_vars',)
when tried to runplatform/test_advanced_reboot.py::test_fast_reboot
which uses this fixture.In the next two lines, you tried to get
sonicadmin_user
andsonicadmin_password
fromsecrets
I have
sonicadmin_user
andsonicadmin_password
directly inself.duthost.host.options['variable_manager']._hostvars[self.duthost.hostname]
The values are defined in
ansible/group_vars/lab/secrets.yml
.I, Maybe, missed something in testbed definition, but do we really need to get
sonicadmin_user
andsonicadmin_password
fromsecret_group_vars
? Maybe there is a mistake?If No, then where secret_group_vars should be defined?
@tahmed-dev Could you please help me?
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@msosyak Thanks for your question.
Those secrets are defined in secrets.json file (ansible/group_vars/all/secrets.json). Here is the format of the file:
{
.
.
"secret_group_vars": {
"str": {
"ansible_ssh_pass": "",
"ansible_become_pass": "",
"sonicadmin_user": "",
"sonicadmin_password": "",
"sonicadmin_password": "",
"sonicadmin_initial_password": "",
"lab_admin_pass": "",
"ptf_host_user": "",
"ptf_host_pass": "",
"fanout_admin_user": "",
"fanout_admin_password": ""
},
},
.
.
}
Where str in the above file is the name of the inventory file. You may wanna change it the name of the inventory file used in your setup.