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Re: [Pyssh-discuss] Re: Re: Complete beginner and need for scripted ssh/scp

[Johannes G. <j_g...@ho...>]

Thanks for your reply - that's what I feared ... ;0)

I have in the meantime managed to dig through the code and make an automated 
answer to a password challenge possible ...

Joh


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>On Fri, 24 Jan 2003 3:55 am, Johannes Graumann wrote:
> > christian laubscher <christian@ti...> said:
> > >def main():
> > >     mycon=pyssh.Ssh('tiger','localhost','22')
> > >     mycon.set_debuglevel(0)
> > >     mycon.set_sshpath(pyssh.SSH_PATH)
> > >     mycon.login()
> > >     cmd='ps auxw | grep httpd | grep -v grep ; echo $?'
> > >     C=mycon.sendcmd(cmd)
> > >     print C
> > >     mycon.close()
> > >
> > >main()
> >
> > That got me roling! Thanks!
> >
> > Another question (I know that this is bad style, but I'd like to do it
> > anyway): can I hand ssh the password as a variable? How?
> >
> > Another question (it never stops ... ;0): How do I do scp - I think
> > sourceforge sells pyssh als ssh AND scp wrapper?
>
>Ah.  I must update the website some more.  My appologies, but the website 
>was
>put up by the original maintainer, who had grand plans for pyssh that never
>quite came to pass.  I took on maintanence (essentially by re-writing 
>pyssh)
>last year, but have only recently updated the website, and then only
>minimally (just enough to point people at the current version, and not the
>old one).
>
>So the short answer is that, no, it is currenly not a scp wapper, although 
>I
>think it could be adapted to be so with fairly little work.  Feel free to
>take on the task.  ;-)
>
> >
> > ># ymmv ;-)
> >
> > ?
>
>Ymmv: Your miliage may vary.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Rasjid.
>
>
>--
>Rasjid Wilcox
>Canberra, Australia (UTC +10 hrs)
>http://www.openminddev.net

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Re: [Pyssh-discuss] Re: Re: Complete beginner and need for scripted ssh/scp

[Rasjid W. <ra...@op...>]

On Fri, 24 Jan 2003 3:55 am, Johannes Graumann wrote:
> christian laubscher <christian@ti...> said:
> >def main():
> >     mycon=pyssh.Ssh('tiger','localhost','22')
> >     mycon.set_debuglevel(0)
> >     mycon.set_sshpath(pyssh.SSH_PATH)
> >     mycon.login()
> >     cmd='ps auxw | grep httpd | grep -v grep ; echo $?'
> >     C=mycon.sendcmd(cmd)
> >     print C
> >     mycon.close()
> >
> >main()
>
> That got me roling! Thanks!
>
> Another question (I know that this is bad style, but I'd like to do it
> anyway): can I hand ssh the password as a variable? How?
>
> Another question (it never stops ... ;0): How do I do scp - I think
> sourceforge sells pyssh als ssh AND scp wrapper?

Ah.  I must update the website some more.  My appologies, but the website was 
put up by the original maintainer, who had grand plans for pyssh that never 
quite came to pass.  I took on maintanence (essentially by re-writing pyssh) 
last year, but have only recently updated the website, and then only 
minimally (just enough to point people at the current version, and not the 
old one).

So the short answer is that, no, it is currenly not a scp wapper, although I 
think it could be adapted to be so with fairly little work.  Feel free to 
take on the task.  ;-)

>
> ># ymmv ;-)
>
> ?

Ymmv: Your miliage may vary.

Cheers,

Rasjid.


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[Pyssh-discuss] Re: Complete beginner and need for scripted ssh/scp

[christian l. <chr...@ti...>]

> Another question (I know that this is bad style, but I'd like to do it
> anyway): can I hand ssh the password as a variable? How?

i'm nearly sure there is a way you could (you might want to change a 
few lines in the login function, around line 219ff in pyssh.py),
but:
    ==> that's not the way i would pursue!

the good way, imho, would be to establish a trusted user (exchange of 
key/certificate) in order to get away with no login prompt at all (yes, 
ssh is very usable).


> Another question (it never stops ... ;0): How do I do scp - I think
> sourceforge sells pyssh als ssh AND scp wrapper?

sorry, i don't know - never used it.

> ># ymmv ;-)
> ?

'your mileage may vary' ;-)

anyway - hope it helps!

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[Pyssh-discuss] Re: Re: Complete beginner and need for scripted ssh/scp

[Johannes G. <j_g...@ho...>]

christian laubscher <christian@ti...> said:
>def main():
>     mycon=pyssh.Ssh('tiger','localhost','22')
>     mycon.set_debuglevel(0)
>     mycon.set_sshpath(pyssh.SSH_PATH)
>     mycon.login()
>     cmd='ps auxw | grep httpd | grep -v grep ; echo $?'
>     C=mycon.sendcmd(cmd)
>     print C
>     mycon.close()
>
>main()
That got me roling! Thanks!

Another question (I know that this is bad style, but I'd like to do it
anyway): can I hand ssh the password as a variable? How?

Another question (it never stops ... ;0): How do I do scp - I think
sourceforge sells pyssh als ssh AND scp wrapper?

># ymmv ;-)
?

Cheers and good night, Joh



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Re: [Pyssh-discuss] Complete beginner and need for scripted ssh/scp

[christian l. <chr...@ti...>]

> Couldn't believe there's no out of the box sshh/scp module! Came across 
> pyssh - but since I'm a newby parttime programmer, I really don't know how 
> to use it. Could someone please give me a start on how to open a session?


#!/usr/bin/env python

import pyssh

def main():
    mycon=pyssh.Ssh('tiger','localhost','22')
    mycon.set_debuglevel(0)
    mycon.set_sshpath(pyssh.SSH_PATH)
    mycon.login()
    cmd='ps auxw | grep httpd | grep -v grep ; echo $?'
    C=mycon.sendcmd(cmd)
    print C
    mycon.close()

main()

# ymmv ;-)

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[Pyssh-discuss] Complete beginner and need for scripted ssh/scp

[Johannes G. <j_g...@ho...>]

Hello,

Couldn't believe there's no out of the box sshh/scp module! Came across 
pyssh - but since I'm a newby parttime programmer, I really don't know how 
to use it. Could someone please give me a start on how to open a session?

Thanks, Joh



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Re: [Pyssh-discuss] win32

[Rasjid W. <ra...@op...>]

On Fri, 3 Jan 2003 4:45 am, Terence Lo wrote:
> Anyone have any luck getting pyssh running on win32?
>
> it appears the only thing that appears to be holding me back is pty.  i
> can't find an equivalent of pty on win32..  if anyone has any advice please
> let me know. thx in advance.

Which version of pyssh are you using??  Version 0.2 works (mostly) on Win32, 
and does not require pty on Win32 (in fact, such a thing does not make 
sense).  There are still some issues in the win32 setup, but in many 
circumstances it should work ok.  If you have issues, my best suggestion 
would be to use the Cygwin version of ssh, which pyssh should work quite well 
with.

Go to the project page: http://sourceforge.net/projects/pyssh and download 
from there.

I'll update the main website now.  I'd forgotton all about it, and it still 
points to the old pyssh.

Cheers,

Rasjid.

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[Pyssh-discuss] win32

[Terence L. <tl...@aw...>]

Anyone have any luck getting pyssh running on win32?

it appears the only thing that appears to be holding me back is pty.  i
can't find an equivalent of pty on win32..  if anyone has any advice please
let me know. thx in advance.

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[Pyssh-discuss] Suggestions...?

[Rasjid W. <ra...@op...>]

Just thought I'd ask if anyone has any feedback they would like to give on 
PySSH 0.2.

There are a number of things I'd like to do with it over time, but I've been 
busy with other things recently.

However, I have had no feedback from anyone regarding the new version.  Have 
people actually used it??  Any suggestions, or whatever, just let me know.

Cheers,

Rasjid.

[Pyssh-discuss] Ping!

[Rasjid W. <ra...@op...>]

Just thought I'd ping this list...

Rasjid.

[Pyssh-discuss] ANNOUNCEMENT: New version of PySSH and new maintainer.

[Rasjid W. <ra...@op...>]

Hello all,

Due to other commitments (mainly maintaining Webware, also on Sourceforge), 
Chuck has passed over maintenance of PySSH to myself.

I have basically completed version PySSH 0.2.  The library has been completely 
re-written from the ground up, and addresses some of the problems with the 
initial version.

In particular, it no longer uses time.sleep, but instead create 'non-blocking' 
pipe objects to allow more controlled reading of the banner and any password 
prompts.

Its other two main new features are:
* Alpha support for MS Windows using plink.exe (part of the Putty suite).
* Support for using SSH from within a Python GUI interface (such as wxWindows 
or Tinker) through the use of a callback function when user interaction is 
required.

Fully automated operation is supported either via standard SSH key-agent or 
identity files, or by defining the callback to work in a non-interactive way 
(ie, when asked for a password, send <somepassword>, and if that doesn't 
work, abort).

There are a number of features that were in the 0.1 version that I have not 
done yet.  In particular, there is no documentation and no setup.py routine.  

For the moment, read the code for doco (and look at the detailed test() 
function), and install it manually.  The main code no longer uses fork, but a 
new popen2 like function I have put into a modified version of pty.py.  As a 
result, the main code should be able to be followed easily.  This is also the 
change that allows MS Windows support.

As a result, the API is quite different.  If you want some of the original 
features, let me know, and I'll see what I can do.

I'm still learning about putting up files on Sourceforge etc, so there is no 
official release yet.  However, you can get PySSH 0.2 from
http://www.openminddev.net/files/pyssh-0.2.zip
with a little more info from 
http://www.openminddev.net/twiki/bin/view/Main/PythonPage

I have never release public code before, so please let me know if I have 
messed up the packaging etc.  It is just a plain zip file, so should be easy 
enough to extract under both Windows and Linux etc.

*** Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.  ***

Rasjid.

AW: [Pyssh-discuss] Patches...

[Julian Schaefer-J. <jul...@t-...>]

> Had a look through the mail archives.  I'd be interested in having a
look
> at
> Julian's patch.

There you go:

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< 			time.sleep(delay)  # being over cautious
---
> 			output=os.read(fd, bufSize)	# read the
banner (eg everything before sys-prompt)
>                         if debug: debug.write('>> child says: %r\n' %
output)
>                         time.sleep(delay)  # being over cautious

---- Snipp --->


My substitute (previously posted) can be found here (with a little luck
@dialup): http://wgfalk.dyndns.org/people/snippets/pyssh2/


> I have also done a patched version.  In fact, I've also patched the
tty
> module, since tty.spawn was broken.
> 
> I was after a version that would work in Windows with Putty's command
line
> version, and I'm hoping that my approach will.  Under Linux I've then
got
> a
> wrapper (that uses my patched tty.spawn) that enables ssh to be used
with
> os.popen2.  I'm pretty sure that there is no tty stuff to worry about
on
> windows, so Putty's command line should be fine.
> 

As for windows - I came up with the putty-idea as well - but since you
can't select() file-descriptors in windows, I didn't do any work on it.
It should present a pretty awful solution to provide the password on
putty-prompt and provide an input-file for commands to be executed. This
way it would be possible to later parse the complete output.

If you come up with something better I' d love to hear about it.

Greets,

Julian.

[Pyssh-discuss] Patches...

[Rasjid W. <ra...@op...>]

Hi,

Had a look through the mail archives.  I'd be interested in having a look at 
Julian's patch.

I have also done a patched version.  In fact, I've also patched the tty 
module, since tty.spawn was broken.

I was after a version that would work in Windows with Putty's command line 
version, and I'm hoping that my approach will.  Under Linux I've then got a 
wrapper (that uses my patched tty.spawn) that enables ssh to be used with 
os.popen2.  I'm pretty sure that there is no tty stuff to worry about on 
windows, so Putty's command line should be fine.

If anyone is interested in looking at what I've done, I'll tidy it up and post 
it to the list.

Rasjid.

AW: [Pyssh-discuss] problem with pyssh

[Julian Schaefer-J. <jul...@t-...>]

> Well, I can't use it if it doesn't work. :)
> 
> I've never been able to get the interactive input of passwords and
> commands, and output of the commands to work consistently...

OK. So here is the patch for pyssh. At least it works for me :) - The
trick is to insert another os.read() that fetches the banner (everything
between password-prompt and system-prompt). I am not quite sure how this
will react on empty banners (read "\r\n" or raise error), so it may be
reasonable to implement those os.read() as select.select() - calls as I
did.

I thought it would only be consequent if one had to read the
system-prompt before issuing a command. However this doesn' t seem to be
necessary. If this differs on some platform - you now know what the
cause is. I'd be happy to hear whether this thing works or not.

Greets,

Julian

______________________________________________________________
Julian Schaefer-Jasinski	mailto:jas...@cs...
Frankfurt, Germany		http://wgfalk.dyndns.org/


"A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely
rearranging their prejudices." - William James

Re: AW: [Pyssh-discuss] problem with pyssh

[Chuck E. <Chu...@St...>]

On Thursday 11 July 2002 11:48 am, Julian Schaefer-Jasinski wrote:
> As previously pointed out, pyssh seems to have some difficulties. It
> works perfectly and the command should be executed (one may check
> that), but the output can' t be fetched due to some inconsistancy. It
> seems to be important to read every output (eg also the entered
> login). I have neither had the time nor the passion :) - to provide
> pyssh with a patch for that, since even the developer himself doesn'
> t use it. :)

Well, I can't use it if it doesn't work. :)

I've never been able to get the interactive input of passwords and 
commands, and output of the commands to work consistently...

-Chuck

AW: [Pyssh-discuss] problem with pyssh

[Julian Schaefer-J. <jul...@t-...>]

As previously pointed out, pyssh seems to have some difficulties. It
works perfectly and the command should be executed (one may check that),
but the output can' t be fetched due to some inconsistancy. It seems to
be important to read every output (eg also the entered login). I have
neither had the time nor the passion :) - to provide pyssh with a patch
for that, since even the developer himself doesn' t use it. :)

Attached to this mail you find some code which should work in place of
pyssh. It is something I recently did for a project at university. I
grabed the files from a package (another context) - so names may look a
bit confusing - but it should work. You' re free to use it in any way
you want.

python pyssh.py host=3Dtycho.lpthe.jussieu.fr user=3Dmicheles =
command=3Ddate
password=3D******* debug=3D1=20
>> child says: "mic...@ty...'s password: "=20
>> child took 8 password bytes=20
>> sleeping 0 secs=20
>> child took 5 command bytes=20
>> child response is '\r\ndate\r\n'=20
results =3D=20
'\r\ndate\r\n'=20
I would expect a string with the date instead !=20
Any suggestion ?=20
Second question: how can I scp a file ??=20
thanks,=20
--=A0
Michele Simionato - Dept. of Physics and Astronomy
210 Allen Hall Pittsburgh PA 15260 U.S.A.
Phone: 001-412-624-9041 Fax: 001-412-624-9163
Home-page: http://www.phyast.pitt.edu/~micheles/
=A0

Cheers,

Julian

______________________________________________________________
Julian Schaefer-Jasinski	mailto:jas...@cs...
Frankfurt, Germany		http://wgfalk.dyndns.org/


"A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely
rearranging their prejudices." - William James

[Pyssh-discuss] problem with pyssh

[Michele S. <mi...@pi...>]

I  have successfully installed pyssh on my machine (Red Hat Linux 7.2).
However when I try to use it, nothing happens.
This is what I have:

python pyssh.py host=tycho.lpthe.jussieu.fr user=micheles command=date
password=******* debug=1
>> child says: "mic...@ty...'s password: "
>> child took 8 password bytes
>> sleeping 0 secs
>> child took 5 command bytes
>> child response is '\r\ndate\r\n'
results =
'\r\ndate\r\n'

I would expect a string with the date instead !

Any suggestion ?
Second question: how can I scp a file ??

thanks,

--
Michele Simionato - Dept. of Physics and Astronomy
210 Allen Hall Pittsburgh PA 15260 U.S.A.
Phone: 001-412-624-9041 Fax: 001-412-624-9163
Home-page: http://www.phyast.pitt.edu/~micheles/

Re: AW: [Pyssh-discuss] won't run for some unknown reason ?!

[Chuck E. <Chu...@ya...>]

On Thursday 06 June 2002 02:13 pm, Julian Schaefer-Jasinski wrote:
> This just in case you' re still interested in making the thingy
> work... If I come up with a permanent solution, respectively if I get
> to write some nifty code that "knows" when to read, I'll let you
> know...

Cool. I can even add you to the project.

-Chuck

AW: [Pyssh-discuss] won't run for some unknown reason ?!

[Julian Schaefer-J. <jul...@t-...>]

> I had problems with pyssh where it would have "winning streaks" where
> it worked fine and "losing streaks" where it didn't. I tried very hard
> to fix the problems, but was not successful.

It looks as if I narrowed the problem.

> > TheAddicT@siddhartha:~/swt-miles/proto/engine/ssh> python pyssh.py
> > command="top -n 0" host=localhost password=<passwd> debug=1
> >
> > >> child says: "TheAddicT@localhost's password: "
> > >> child took 9 password bytes
> > >> sleeping 0 secs
> > >> child took 9 command bytes
> > >> child response is 'lalalala\r\n\r\ntop -n 0\r\n'
> >
> > results =
> > '<passwd>\r\n\r\ntop -n 0\r\n'

... was the correct output. And I managed to get a "connection refused"
with the wrong password. So it seams as if the thing is working. It' s
just not sending the output correct...

After a little fiddling I came up with this to narrow the mistake:

import os
import pty
import time

passwd = "lalalala"  + "\n"
cmd = "uname -a" + "\n"

pid, fd = pty.fork()
if pid == 0:
  os.execv('/usr/bin/ssh', ['/usr/bin/ssh', 'localhost'])
else:
  time.sleep(4)
  print os.read(fd, 1024)	# prompt
  os.write(fd, passwd)		# send password (NOTE: invisible)
  time.sleep(4)
  os.write(fd, cmd)		# send command
  #print os.read(fd, 1024)	# read echod command
  time.sleep(2)
  print os.read(fd, 1024)	# read result
  os.write(fd, 'exit\n')
  print os.read(fd, 1024)


And ... just as I expected the whole thing didn' t work like this. It
behaves like my original script & your lib when I used it. It simply put
out the command that I used. But when I remove the comment before the
fifth-but-last line it works just fine.

This must have something to do with some non-existing buffer-handling
like "Read me now - course when you write something else I am gone". And
since the ssh-client will echo the command itself it shall be read as
well. At least that' s the little nonsense I make of it now... I'll
experiment a little bit & try to determine via select if there is
something to read.


> I ultimately ended up using the non-phrase-protected public/private
key
> scheme to avoid the password/passphrase.
> 
> You'll either have to do the same, or see if you can fix the code
> yourself (I already tried). You might also check c.l.p. Perhaps
someone
> has made progress on this since the last time I asked around.

This just in case you' re still interested in making the thingy work...
If I come up with a permanent solution, respectively if I get to write
some nifty code that "knows" when to read, I'll let you know...


Greets & thanx for your answer.

Julian.

Re: [Pyssh-discuss] won't run for some unknown reason ?!

[Chuck E. <Chu...@St...>]

Julian,

I had problems with pyssh where it would have "winning streaks" where 
it worked fine and "losing streaks" where it didn't. I tried very hard 
to fix the problems, but was not successful.

I ultimately ended up using the non-phrase-protected public/private key 
scheme to avoid the password/passphrase.

You'll either have to do the same, or see if you can fix the code 
yourself (I already tried). You might also check c.l.p. Perhaps someone 
has made progress on this since the last time I asked around.

Good luck,
-Chuck


On Tuesday 04 June 2002 11:25 am, Julian Schaefer-Jasinski wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I recently found myself confronted w/ the problem of
> remote-controling ssh. Several approaches w/ popen failed due to
> password-prompt. When I found your script I tried it - but it didn' t
> seem to work for me... obviously I must be doing something wrong...
>
> TheAddicT@siddhartha:~/swt-miles/proto/engine/ssh> python pyssh.py
> command="top -n 0" host=localhost password=<passwd> debug=1
>
> >> child says: "TheAddicT@localhost's password: "
> >> child took 9 password bytes
> >> sleeping 0 secs
> >> child took 9 command bytes
> >> child response is '2dAKi4xs\r\n\r\ntop -n 0\r\n'
>
> results =
> '<passwd>\r\n\r\ntop -n 0\r\n'
>
> I use linux 2.4
> Ssh: OpenSSH_2.9p2, SSH protocols 1.5/2.0, OpenSSL 0x0090602f
> Any hints would be greatly appreciated.
>
> I really don' t see what I am missing here. This is what I understand
> as the most minimalistic version of your script. Maybe it is obvious
> here where my problem lies:
>
> #!/usr/bin/python
>
> import os
> import sys
> import pty
>
> pid, fd = pty.fork()
> if pid == 0:
>   os.execv("/usr/bin/ssh localhost", [""])
>   sys.exit()
> else:
>   #print os.fstat(fd)
>   os.write(fd, '<passwd>\n')
>   os.write(fd, 'top -n 0\n')
>
>   print os.read(fd, 1024)
>
> thanks In advance...
>
> julian
>
>
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[Pyssh-discuss] won't run for some unknown reason ?!

[Julian Schaefer-J. <jul...@t-...>]

Hi,

I recently found myself confronted w/ the problem of remote-controling
ssh. Several approaches w/ popen failed due to password-prompt. When I
found your script I tried it - but it didn' t seem to work for me...
obviously I must be doing something wrong...

TheAddicT@siddhartha:~/swt-miles/proto/engine/ssh> python pyssh.py
command="top -n 0" host=localhost password=<passwd> debug=1
>> child says: "TheAddicT@localhost's password: "
>> child took 9 password bytes
>> sleeping 0 secs
>> child took 9 command bytes
>> child response is '2dAKi4xs\r\n\r\ntop -n 0\r\n'
results =
'<passwd>\r\n\r\ntop -n 0\r\n'

I use linux 2.4
Ssh: OpenSSH_2.9p2, SSH protocols 1.5/2.0, OpenSSL 0x0090602f
Any hints would be greatly appreciated.

I really don' t see what I am missing here. This is what I understand as
the most minimalistic version of your script. Maybe it is obvious here
where my problem lies:

#!/usr/bin/python

import os  
import sys
import pty

pid, fd = pty.fork()
if pid == 0:
  os.execv("/usr/bin/ssh localhost", [""])
  sys.exit()
else:
  #print os.fstat(fd)
  os.write(fd, '<passwd>\n')
  os.write(fd, 'top -n 0\n')

  print os.read(fd, 1024)

thanks In advance...

julian

Re: [Pyssh-discuss] Python SSH module for Windows OS

[Chuck E. <Chu...@St...>]

On Sunday 27 January 2002 07:20 am, Stefán Freyr Stefánsson wrote:
> Can anybody tell me if they know of a Windows version of PySSH or if
> they know if the PTY module exists somewhere for Windows?

Heh. Talk about a late response.

You may be able to use something like:
	os.exec*('ssh ro...@wh... useradd foo')

(where *=those letters like v or ve) assuming you have a rsa key pair 
so that password prompt is required. Then you have to ask yourself if 
it's okay to give root access to the target box from the Windows 
account. (Windows is NOT well known for it's security...)


Good luck,
-Chuck

[Pyssh-discuss] Python SSH module for Windows OS

[<st...@ru...>]

Hello.
=20
I'm working on a little system that will be able to grab user
registrations in a Windows domain controller machine and register the
same user on a specified linux box.  I have the means for creating a dll
in C that can grab the registration and password changes and my idea was
to use a script to connect to the linux box and run the 'adduser'
command on it.  To keep it secure I want to use SSH for the
communication between the Domain Controller and the Linux box.  I also
want to use Python although I'm an absolute newbie in it.  The reason
being that I soon need to learn it in school anyways and this would
probably be a great learning experience.
=20
I downloaded the PySSH module and it works on Linux but unfortunately it
uses the PTY module which doesn't seem to be available for the Windows
platform.
=20
Can anybody tell me if they know of a Windows version of PySSH or if
they know if the PTY module exists somewhere for Windows?
=20
If such a thing does not exist can anybody point me in the right
direction for doing this?  Should I forget about Python?  Do I have to
use VB??? (I really don't want to).
=20
Kind regards,
    Stefan Freyr

[Pyssh-discuss] inconsistent results

[Chuck E. <Chu...@ya...>]

Hi,

The current pyssh code is inconsistent in returning the stdout results from 
the executed command. The code in question is found in the run() function 
in pyssh.py. I was wondering if anyone on the list has had a chance to 
examine this and determine any improvements?

-Chuck