How to use script_result method in Selene

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store.py

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...163 def script(self):164 """Script which generates dispatcher for this definition (str)."""165 return self._script166 @property167 def script_result(self):168 """Name of the output of :attr:`script` in its namespace (str)."""169 return self._script_result170class VDispatchStore(VLockable):171 """A :mod:`sqlite3` based store for dispatcher and service definitions.172 :param filename: filename of store173 :type filename: str174 :raises: :exc:`exceptions.IOError`175 The store can be used for persisting definitions of :term:`VRI`176 path services and sub-path dispatchers which should be resolved by177 a :class:`versile.manager.dispatch.VDispatcher`\ . This is useful178 e.g. for initializing a dispatcher for a service which is179 automatically started by a booting system.180 """181 def __init__(self, filename):...

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main.py

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1import logging2import importlib3import inspect4from datetime import datetime5from typing import Dict6import bcrypt7from flask import abort, session, current_app8from pyscriptdeck._version import VERSION9from pyscriptdeck.config import getconfig10from pyscriptdeck.common import ScriptDeck, global_config11from pyscriptdeck.dao import UserDao, ExecutionHistory, ExecutionHistoryDao, ParameterDao12EXECUTION_HISTORY_LIMIT = 1013logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)14class Main:15 def __init__(self):16 self._config = {}17 self._scripts = {}18 self._load_config()19 self._load_modules()20 def _load_config(self):21 self._config = getconfig()22 global_config.update(self._config)23 logger.info("config loaded")24 def _load_modules(self):25 self._scripts = {}26 for module_name in self._config["app.script.modules"]:27 module = importlib.import_module(module_name)28 self._load_module(module)29 def _load_module(self, module):30 scripts_count = 031 for attribute_name in dir(module):32 if (33 not attribute_name.startswith("__")34 and inspect.isclass(getattr(module, attribute_name))35 and issubclass(getattr(module, attribute_name), ScriptDeck)36 and not inspect.isabstract(getattr(module, attribute_name))37 ):38 script_instance = getattr(module, attribute_name)()39 self._scripts[script_instance.get_id()] = script_instance40 logger.info("%s discovered", attribute_name)41 scripts_count += 142 logger.info("'%s' module loaded (%d scripts)", module.__name__, scripts_count)43 def is_script_exist(self, script_id: str):44 return script_id in self._scripts45 def get_scripts_descriptions(self):46 if current_app.config["ENV"] == "development":47 self._load_modules()48 logger.info("Get scripts descriptions")49 scripts = list(map(lambda script: script.get_full_description(), self._scripts.values()))50 scripts.sort(key=lambda script: script["id"])51 return scripts52 def get_script_info(self, script_id: str):53 logger.info("Get script info for %s", script_id)54 script_info = self._scripts[script_id].get_full_description()55 script_info["executions"] = self.get_script_executions(script_id)56 return script_info57 def get_script_executions(self, script_id: str):58 logger.info("Get script executions for %s", script_id)59 return list(map(lambda exec: exec.dict(), ExecutionHistoryDao.findall_by_script_id( \60 script_id, EXECUTION_HISTORY_LIMIT)))61 def run_script(self, script_id: str, data_input: Dict):62 try:63 script_result = self._scripts[script_id].run(data_input).dict()64 except Exception as exception:65 logger.exception("Error while running the script %s", script_id)66 script_result = {}67 script_result["success"] = False68 script_result["message"] = getattr(exception, 'message', repr(exception))69 script_result["runAt"] = datetime.now().timestamp()70 user_id = self.get_current_user_id()71 execution_history = ExecutionHistory(72 script_id=script_id,73 run_at=datetime.now(),74 executed_by_id=user_id,75 execution_success=script_result["success"],76 execution_message=script_result["message"]77 )78 ExecutionHistoryDao.insert(execution_history)79 logger.info("Script %s run with the status %s", script_id, script_result["success"])80 return script_result81 def get_executions(self):82 logger.info("Get executions")83 return list(map(lambda exec: exec.dict(), ExecutionHistoryDao.findall()))84 def get_groups(self):85 logger.info("Get groups")86 groups = list(set(map(lambda script: script["group"], self.get_scripts_descriptions())))87 groups.sort()88 return groups89 def get_current_user_id(self):90 if "user" not in session:91 abort(403, "cannot get current user_id with session")92 user = UserDao.find_by_username(session["user"])93 return user.id94 def login(self, username: str, password: str):95 user = UserDao.find_by_username(username)96 if user is None:97 logger.info("User '%s' not found", username)98 return False99 login = bcrypt.checkpw(password.encode(), user.password)100 logger.info("Login attempt for %s and the result is %s", username, login)101 return login102 def get_status(self):103 return {104 "status": ParameterDao.find_by_id("general.status").value,105 "currentDate": datetime.now().timestamp(),106 "coreVersion": VERSION,107 "appVersion": self._config["app.version"]...

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nmapssh.py

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1#!/โ€‹usr/โ€‹bin/โ€‹python32# Python3 wrapper for nmap 3# Written by Jason Testart4# March 20205import subprocess6import shlex7import os8import uuid9import xmltodict10# Set the location of nmap here11NMAP_PATH='/โ€‹usr/โ€‹bin/โ€‹nmap'12# Method: scan13# given options for nmap, call nmap and fetch XML14# Return a dict respresentation of the XML15def scan(options):16 my_dict = None17 dev_null = open(os.devnull, 'wb')18 tmpfile_name = f'/โ€‹tmp/โ€‹nmapsslpy_{uuid.uuid4().hex[0:6]}.xml'19 testssl_cmd = f"{NMAP_PATH} -oX {tmpfile_name} -Pn {options}"20 args = shlex.split(testssl_cmd)21 testssl_result = subprocess.run(args, stdout=dev_null, stderr=dev_null)22 if not testssl_result.returncode:23 with open(tmpfile_name, 'r') as tmpfile:24 data = tmpfile.read()25 my_dict = xmltodict.parse(data)26 if os.path.exists(tmpfile_name):27 os.remove(tmpfile_name)28 return my_dict29# Run nmap with the "ssh-auth-methods" NSE script.30# NOTE: The scan is intrusive!31def get_auth_methods(host,port):32 options = f"--script ssh-auth-methods -p {port} {host}"33 xmldict = scan(options)34 port_result = xmldict['nmaprun']['host']['ports']['port']35 if not 'script' in port_result.keys():36 return None37 script_result = xmldict['nmaprun']['host']['ports']['port']['script']['table']['elem']38 methods = []39 if isinstance(script_result, list):40 for method in script_result:41 methods.append(method)42 else:43 methods.append(script_result)...

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