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SSH Command respects ABS now and tests should fail if the API changes again

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Mikker Gimenez-Peterson 2020-01-27 15:16:20 -08:00
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lib/vmfloaty/service.rb
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@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ class Service
STDERR.puts 'Could not get token... requesting vm without a token anyway...'
end
end
Ssh.ssh(verbose, host_os, token_value, url)
Ssh.ssh(verbose, self, host_os, token_value)
end
def pretty_print_running(verbose, hostnames = [])

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lib/vmfloaty/ssh.rb
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@ -14,21 +14,27 @@ class Ssh
nil
end
def self.ssh(verbose, host_os, token, url)
def self.command_string(verbose, service, host_os, use_token)
ssh_path = which('ssh')
raise 'Could not determine path to ssh' unless ssh_path
os_types = {}
os_types[host_os] = 1
response = Pooler.retrieve(verbose, os_types, token, url)
raise "Could not get vm from vmpooler:\n #{response}" unless response['ok']
response = service.retrieve(verbose, os_types, use_token)
raise "Could not get vm from #{service.type}:\n #{response}" unless response['ok']
user = /win/.match?(host_os) ? 'Administrator' : 'root'
hostname = "#{response[host_os]['hostname']}.#{response['domain']}"
cmd = "#{ssh_path} #{user}@#{hostname}"
hostname = response[host_os]['hostname']
hostname = response[host_os]['hostname'][0] if response[host_os]['hostname'].is_a?(Array)
hostname = "#{hostname}.#{response['domain']}" unless hostname.end_with?('puppetlabs.net')
"#{ssh_path} #{user}@#{hostname}"
end
def self.ssh(verbose, service, host_os, use_token)
cmd = command_string(verbose, service, host_os, use_token)
# TODO: Should this respect more ssh settings? Can it be configured
# by users ssh config and does this respect those settings?
Kernel.exec(cmd)