Best Python code snippet using tempest_python
test_quickstart.py
Source: test_quickstart.py
...178 os.chdir(origdir)179 subprocess.call(['VBoxManage', 'controlvm', 'ploy-demo', 'poweroff'])180 time.sleep(5)181 subprocess.call(['VBoxManage', 'unregistervm', '--delete', 'ploy-demo'])182def wait_for_ssh(host, port, timeout=90):183 from contextlib import closing184 import socket185 while timeout > 0:186 with closing(socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)) as s:187 try:188 s.settimeout(1)189 if s.connect_ex((host, port)) == 0:190 if s.recv(128).startswith(b'SSH-2'):191 return192 except socket.timeout:193 timeout -= 1194 continue195 time.sleep(1)196 timeout -= 1...
fabfile.py
Source: fabfile.py
...46 return f_retry # true decorator -> decorated function47 return deco_retry # @retry(arg[, ...]) -> true decorator48# end retry49@retry(delay=5, tries=20)50def wait_for_ssh(timeout=5):51 ip = env.host52 try:53 client = paramiko.SSHClient()54 client.set_missing_host_key_policy(paramiko.AutoAddPolicy())55 client.connect(ip, username=env.user,56 password=env.password, timeout=timeout)57 # In some virtual clusters, client.connect passed, but later SSH cmds58 # failed. So, better run a ssh cmd here itself before proceeding59 client.exec_command('ls > /dev/null')60 client.close()61 except Exception, e:62 client.close()63 return "False"64 print "True"...
ssh.py
Source: ssh.py
...27 user=self.user,28 connect_kwargs={'pkey': self.private_key},29 )30 logger.info(f'Waiting for SSH to become available on {self.host}...')31 self.wait_for_ssh(default_timer())32 return self.connection33 def __exit__(self, type, value, traceback):34 logger.info(f'Closing SSH connection to {self.host}...')35 self.connection.close()36 def wait_for_ssh(self, start):37 try:38 self.connection.open()39 except NoValidConnectionsError:40 # Error after 5 minutes. Otherwise retry.41 now = default_timer()42 if now - start > 300:43 raise44 sleep(5)...
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