Use of the Paramiko module in Python

Paramiko is a Python module that adheres to the SSH2 protocol and supports remote server connections in an encrypted and authenticated manner.
1. Can remotely manipulate server files

For example:
DF: View disk usage
mkdir: Creating a Directory
Mv/cp/mkdir/rmdir: Working with files or directories
/sbin/service/xxxservice Start/stop/restart: Start, stop, restart a service
Netstat-ntl |grep 8080: viewing usage of port 8080
or nc-zv localhost: View the usage of all ports
Find/-name XXX: Finding a file, etc.

2, can realize the remote file upload, download (similar to the SSH function of the SCP)

Install Paramiko First
Pip Install Paramiko
However, installing Paramiko requires installing a module that relies on the package called Pycrypto. Pycrypto is a cryptographic toolkit written by Python, supported by a variety of cryptographic algorithms (mainly: MD2-bits; MD4-bits; MD5-bits; RIPEMD bits; SHA1 bits; SHA256-N-bits; AES, bytes/16 bytes; ARC2 VARIABLE/8 bytes; Blowfish VARIABLE/8 bytes; CAST variable/8 bytes;des 8 bytes/8 bytes;D ES3 (Triple DES) bytes/8 Bytes;idea (bytes/8 bytes) RC5 variable/8 bytes and so on. ）

The specific instance code is as follows:
1. Implement simple command operation

1 #!/usr/bin/env Python 2 #-*-coding:utf-8-*-3  4 Import Paramiko 5  6 #创建ssh对象 7 ssh = Paramiko. Sshclient () 8  9 #允许连接不在know_host中的主机10 ssh.set_missing_host_key_policy (Paramiko. Autoaddpolicy ()) #连接服务器13 ssh.connect (hostname= ' 192.168.1.1 ', port=22,username= ' user ', password= ' pwd ') 14 15 #  Execute command stdin, stdout, stderr = Ssh.exec_command (' cd home;ls-l ') #执行结果19 #result = Stderr.read () #如果有错误则打印20 result = Stdout.read () Print result22 #关闭连接23 ssh.close ()

2. Implement remote Upload

 1 #!/usr/bin/env Python 2 #-*-coding:utf-8-*-3 # Author:Eric.yue 4 5 Import Paramiko,os 6 7 class Paramiko_put (Obje          CT): 8 def __init__ (self,local_dir,remote_dir): 9 self.host = ' 192.168.1.1 ' self.username = ' user ' 11 self.passwd = ' pwd ' self.port = 2213 Self.local_dir = Local_dir14 Self.remote_dir = rem Ote_dir15 self.tt = None16 def pk_connect (self): Self.tt = Paramiko. Transport ((Self.host, Self.port)) self.tt.connect (username = self.username, password = self.passwd) tr y:21 return Paramiko. Sftpclient.from_transport (SELF.TT) except Exception as e:23 print ' Connect error: ', E24 E         XIT () def put_file (self): SFTP = Self.pk_connect () files = Os.listdir (self.local_dir) 29 CNT = 030 for file in files:31 sftp.put (Os.path.join (self.local_dir, file), Os.path.join (Self.remot     E_dir, file)) 32        CNT + = 133 if cnt = = Len (files): Print str (CNT) + ' files put successful ' Else:3 7 print ' Put failure ' __del__ def (self): self.tt.close () pk = Paramiko_put ('/home/mywo Rk/test/day8 ', '/home/mywork/test/day8 ') pk.put_file ()

 3, implementing remote downloads

 1 #!/usr/bin/env Python 2 #-*-coding:utf-8-*-3 # Author:Eric.yue 4 5 6 Import Paramiko,os 7 8 class Paramiko_get (o Bject): 9 def __init__ (Self,remote_dir,local_dir): Ten self.host = ' 192.168.1.1 ' one self.username = ' user ' self.passwd = ' pwd ' self.port = 2214 Self.local_dir = Local_dir15 Self.remote_dir = Remote_dir16 self.tt = None17 def pk_connect (self): Self.tt = Paramiko. Transport ((Self.host, Self.port)) self.tt.connect (username = self.username, password = self.passwd) tr y:22 return Paramiko. Sftpclient.from_transport (SELF.TT) except Exception as e:24 print ' Connect error: ', E25 E         XIT () def get_file (self): SFTP = Self.pk_connect () files = Sftp.listdir (self.remote_dir) 30 CNT = 031 for file in files:32 sftp.get (Os.path.join (self.remote_dir, file), Os.path.join (Self.lo Cal_dir, file)) 33             CNT + = 134 + if cnt = = Len (files): Print str (CNT) + ' files get successful ' PNs lse:38 print ' Get failure ' Max def __del__ (self): self.tt.close () pk = Paramiko_get ('/home /inf/mywork/day8 ', '/home/mywork/day8 ') pk.get_file ()

Warm tip: To implement the upload and download function to ensure that the directory exists, there are operational permissions Oh!

Use of the Paramiko module in Python