Recently myself (and a maybe colleague or two) has been copy/pasting parts of C.R.A.SSH (crassh) my python script for automating commands on Cisco IOS devices into personal scripts to get something done; knowing there must be a better a way I decided to turn crassh into ...
I think I have started to get my head around unit tests for CRASSH; recently my initial implementation of paramiko's “ssh_session.recv_ready" was ballsed up, python3 was forgiving python2 would bork, creating an issue for many. My first unit test was a basic "print" which I ran on Travis-CI ...
I've just installed syslog-ng from epel onto a test CentOS7 box and found that the service wouldn't start, a quick verify of my syslog-ng.conf, with syslog-ng -s came back like so...
syslog-ng: Error setting capabilities, capability management disabled; error='Operation not permitted'
The debain fix suggests something ...
Sometimes it's nice when something is much easier than you expected. I have a few cobbled together python scripts for speeding things up, one in particular I have on my home pc which I wanted to work out if am I running it locally or if I have SSH ...
If you look in the Cisco forums for scripts to backup ASAs you'll find various SSH / Expect , complicated examples... not sure why since in 2006 I showed it can be done with a single wget command ;-)
Recently I needed something that would support Multi-Context firewalls, so I pimped my ...
I've been meaning to do this for a while, but I've finally hacked Cisco ISE into VirtualBox for home lab learning and experimentation.
For those familiar with my ACS in VirtualBox post you should notice a very similar theme.
