[Python] handles multi-level directory files under Windows and uploads to Linux servers

#-*-coding:utf-8-*-__author__='TSBC'Importsysreload (SYS) sys.setdefaultencoding ('Utf-8')ImportParamikoImportOSImport TimeclassUpload ():"""upload a daily generated test report to a Linux Web server. Paramiko package needs to be installed/result/the HTML file/result/image file is stored"""username="Root"Password="******"hostname="192.168.200.8"Localdir=".. \\result\\"Romotedir="/opt/lampp/htdocs/result/"Port= 22#Date format 2014-12-17Day = Time.strftime ('%y-%m-%d', Time.localtime (Time.time ()))#gets the current time format 2014-12-12-10_39_58now = Time.strftime ('%y-%m-%d-%h_%m_%s', Time.localtime (Time.time ()))#define Shell Create Directory command: Determine if the path exists,Mkdir_day ="[-D \ ""+ Romotedir + day +"\" ] || mkdir"+ Romotedir + day +"; "mkdir_img="[-D \ ""+ Romotedir + day +"/image\ "] | | mkdir"+ Romotedir + day +"/image"    #Print Mkdir_day    #Print mkdir_img    """ssh telnet to the Linux host"""    #Call the SSH client interface to log ins =Paramiko. Sshclient ()#S.load_system_host_keys ()S.set_missing_host_key_policy (Paramiko. Autoaddpolicy ()) S.connect (hostname=hostname, Username=username, password=password)#use the Linux standard input, output, error, call the defined shell command to create the directoryStdin,stdout,stderr=s.exec_command (Mkdir_day +mkdir_img)#Output Command Feedback    PrintStdout.read ()#Close Connections.close ()"""the Os.walk () output is: ([path],[directory],[file]) ('.. \\result\\2014-12-18 ', [' image '], [' 2014-12-18-10_42_43_result.html ']) (' ... \\result\\2014-12-18\\image ', [], [' 2014-12-18-11_28_33_login.png ', ' 2014-12-18-11_28_36_login.png '])"""Path= Localdir + Dayifos.path.exists (path): Nested=os.walk (path) forIinchNested:PrintI TT= I[1]#I[0] is a path; i[1] Directory Name list; i[2] is a list of files            ifLen (TT) > 0:#When tt>0, the description is the root directory (the entry directory), tt<0 when the description is currently a leaf directory                PrintU"= + current directory"+ str (i[0]) + u"The following files are:"FF= I[0].split ('\\')#using \ for path splittingDdir = Ff[len (FF)-1]#gets the file directory name at the end                 forJinchI[2]: Localn= Localdir + Ddir +"\\"+J Romoten= Romotedir + Ddir +"/"+JPrintJ#Print Localn                    #Print Romoten                    Try:                        #Connect to the remote host by host name, port, user name, and password. t =Paramiko. Transport (hostname, port) t.connect (username=username, password=password) sftp=Paramiko. Sftpclient.from_transport (t)#an sftp put means that a local file is transferred to a remote machine, and a get indicates that the remote file is passed to the local machine. sftp.put (Localn, Romoten)#Close Connectiont.close ()exceptException, E:Importtraceback traceback.print_exc ()Try: T.close ()except:                            Pass            elifLen (TT) < 1:                PrintU"= + current directory"+ str (i[0]) + u"The following files are:"FF= I[0].split ('\\')#using \ for path splittingFdir = Ff[len (FF)-1]#gets the file directory name at the end                 forJinchI[2]: Localn= str (i[0]) +"\\"+ j#str (i[0]) = = Localdir + FdirRomoten ="/opt/lampp/htdocs/result/"+ Day +"/"+ Fdir +"/"+JPrintJ#Print Localn                    #Print Romoten                    #Stdin,stdout,stderr=s.exec_command ("mkdir/opt/lampp/htdocs/result/" +fdir)                    Try: T=Paramiko. Transport (hostname, port) t.connect (username=username, password=password) sftp=Paramiko. Sftpclient.from_transport (t)#an sftp put means that a local file is transferred to a remote machine, and a get indicates that the remote file is passed to the local machine. sftp.put (Localn, Romoten) t.close ()exceptException, E:Importtraceback traceback.print_exc ()Try: T.close ()except:                            Pass    Else:        Printpath+"The directory does not exist and the report failed to upload successfully! "if __name__=="__main__": Upload ()

[Python] handles multi-level directory files under Windows and uploads to Linux servers