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Technomancer 2023-12-26 19:55:28 -06:00
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import paramiko import paramiko
import json import json
import os import os
import time # i need time to get this done
# import modules # import modules
with open("conf.json", "r") as file: with open("conf.json", "r") as file:
cfg = json.load(file) cfg = json.load(file)
# yeah yeah i should probably use YAML but i don't really want to fool with it rn lol -64 # open the config file and make it accessible via "cfg"
sshc = paramiko.client.SSHClient() sshc = paramiko.client.SSHClient()
healthstatus = "" healthstatus = "" # possible values: "ok", "err"
healthpassing = True healthpassing = True
# define sshc so we don't have to type the whole thing every time we want a client as well as set our healthpassing variable # set our variables
def healthcheck(): def healthcheck():
global healthstatus global healthstatus
response = os.system("ping -c 2 " + cfg["server"]) response = os.system("ping -c 2 " + cfg["server"] + ">> /dev/null")
if response != 0: if response != 0:
healthstatus = "err" healthstatus = "err"
else: else:
healthstatus = "ok" healthstatus = "ok"
def deploy(): def deploy():
# deployment shit here
sshc.set_missing_host_key_policy(paramiko.AutoAddPolicy()) # so we don't get whined at and crash over a unrecognized host-key sshc.set_missing_host_key_policy(paramiko.AutoAddPolicy()) # so we don't get whined at and crash over a unrecognized host-key
sshc.connect(cfg["server"],port=cfg["port"],password=cfg["ssh-password"]) sshc.connect(cfg["server"],port=cfg["port"],key_filename=cfg["ssh-key"])
sftp = sshc.open_sftp() # after opening the ssh connection, we'll open a sftp connection.
sftp.put("./payload/payload.sh", "/home/system64/payload.sh") # upload the payload via SFTP.
sshc.exec_command("chmod +x $HOME/payload.sh") # make it executable
sshc.exec_command("./payload.sh") # and finally, run the payload.
sshc.close # close the connection.
while True: while True:
healthcheck() healthcheck()
if healthstatus != "ok": if healthstatus != "ok":
print(healthstatus) print("ONT is not responding!! Did we lose network connection, or is the ONT rebooting? waiting for ONT to respond, then deploying payload!")
print("ONT is not responding!! Did we lose network connection, or is the ONT rebooting? Waiting for a successful ping then deploying!")
healthpassing = False healthpassing = False
while healthpassing == False: while healthpassing == False:
if healthcheck() == "ok": print("Checking for a response...")
healthcheck()
if healthstatus == "ok":
print("ONT responded, deploying payload!") print("ONT responded, deploying payload!")
healthpassing == True; healthpassing == True;
deploy()
break
else: else:
print(healthstatus) print("Got a response! health status is ok.")
time.sleep(30) # we will run this loop every 30 seconds so we don't pelt the poor thing in pings.