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Use HOME before /etc/passwd to find id_dropbear (#137)
Currently dbclient uses the value of HOME by default when looking for
~/.ssh/known_hosts, falling back to /etc/passwd if HOME is not set (so
that people can work around broken values in /etc/passwd).
However, when locating the default authentication key (defaults to
~/.ssh/id_dropbear), paths not starting with / are always prefixed with
the value from /etc/passwd.
Make the behaviour consistent by adjusting expand_homedir_path to use
the value of HOME, falling back to /etc/passwd if HOME is not set.
author | Matt Robinson <git@nerdoftheherd.com> |
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date | Tue, 19 Oct 2021 06:02:47 +0100 |
parents | d757f48ae29f |
children | e0c1825c567d |
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import subprocess import os import pty import tempfile import logging import time import socketserver import threading import queue import pytest LOCALADDR="127.0.5.5" @pytest.fixture(scope="module") def dropbear(request): opt = request.config.option if opt.remote: yield None return args = [opt.dropbear, "-p", LOCALADDR, # bind locally only "-r", opt.hostkey, "-p", opt.port, "-F", "-E", ] p = subprocess.Popen(args, stderr=subprocess.PIPE, text=True) # Wait until it has started listening for l in p.stderr: if "Not backgrounding" in l: break # Check it's still running assert p.poll() is None # Ready yield p p.terminate() def dbclient(request, *args, **kwargs): opt = request.config.option host = opt.remote or LOCALADDR base_args = [opt.dbclient, "-y", host, "-p", opt.port] if opt.user: full_args.extend(['-l', opt.user]) full_args = base_args + list(args) bg = kwargs.get("background") if "background" in kwargs: del kwargs["background"] if bg: return subprocess.Popen(full_args, **kwargs) else: kwargs.setdefault("timeout", 10) # wait for response return subprocess.run(full_args, **kwargs) class HandleTcp(socketserver.ThreadingMixIn, socketserver.TCPServer): """ Listens for a single incoming request, sends a response if given, and returns the inbound data. Reponse can be a queue object, in which case each item in the queue will be sent as a response, until it receives a None item. """ def __init__(self, port, timeout, response=None): super().__init__(('localhost', port), self.Handler) self.port = port self.timeout = timeout self.response = response self.sink = None class Handler(socketserver.StreamRequestHandler): def handle(self): if isinstance(self.server.response, queue.Queue): while True: i = self.server.response.get() if i is None: break self.wfile.write(i) elif self.server.response: self.wfile.write(self.server.response) assert self.server.sink is None, ">1 request sent to handler" self.server.sink = self.rfile.read() def __enter__(self): self.server_thread = threading.Thread(target=self.serve_forever) self.server_thread.daemon = True self.server_thread.start() return self def __exit__(self, *exc_stuff): self.shutdown() self.server_thread.join() def inbound(self): """ Returns the data sent to the socket """ return self.sink def readall_socket(sock): b = [] while True: i = sock.recv(4096) if not i: break b.append(i) return b''.join(b) # returns a str def random_alnum(size): r = os.urandom(500 + size*5) return bytes(i for i in r if bytes((i,)).isalnum())[:size].decode()