I would like to provide you library which was very useful for me during my working under monitoring system.
To make it works you have to install next perl libraries :
Net::SSH::Expect;
Net::SCP::Expect;
Net::SFTP::Foreign;
Net::FTP;
It’s easy to do through cpan. For example:
# cpan i Net::SSH::Expect
or download directly from cpan
function exec_cmd__ :
This function execute command at remote host. Example:
exec_cmd__(hostname, username, password, port, command)
function sub transfer_file__ :
This function can get or put file to remote host via ssh. Example :
transfer_file__(hostname, username, password, port, source file|directory, destination file|directory, method)
where option “method” can be “fh”(means get file from somewhere and put to localhost) or “th”(send file to host)
function sub sftp_func__ :
This function can get and send file to remote computer via sftp protocol. Example
sftp_func__(hostname, username, password, port, source file|directory, destination file|directory, method)
Where option “method” can be ‘get’(get file from remote host) and ‘put’(put file to remote host) and ‘del’(delete file from remote host )
NOTICE: if you use method “del” please specify the target as “source_file” and skip “destination_file” option
function ftp_func__ :
This function get and delete remote file via ftp protocol. Example:
ftp_func__(hostname, username, password, port, source file|directory, destination file|directory, method)
where option “method” can be ‘get’ or ‘put’
function get_file_via_ftp__:
This function is the same to previous one EXCEPT its doesn’t put a file at remote computer and when its get a file doesn’t remove it at remote system. Example:
get_file_via_ftp(hostname, username, password, port, source file|directory, destination file|directory)
function get_yesterday__:
This function return date of yesterday in format which was got by function as first argument. Example:
get_yesterday__(“YYYYDDMM”), get_yesterday__(“DDMMYYYY”) and so on.
How it’s use? Good question :)
Download this library and put into the /usr/lib/perl5/Net/. Ex.:
# cp monitoring.pm /usr/lib/perl5/Net/
Create new test script :
$ cat > test.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl
use monitoring;
$yesterday=monitoring::get_yesterday__("DDMMYYYY");
print "$yesterday\n";
Set executable rights:
$ chmod +x test.pl
And run it:
$ ./test.pl
11062009
That’s all :)
