bareos.bsock.lowlevel.LowLevel

class bareos.bsock.lowlevel.LowLevel[source]

Bases: object

Low Level socket methods to communicate with a Bareos Daemon.

This class should not be used by itself, only by inherited classed.

Methods

`argparser_get_bareos_parameter`	Extract arguments.
`auth`	Login to a Bareos Daemon.
`call`	Call a Bareos command.
`close`	Close the connection.
`connect`	Establish a network connection and authenticate.
`get_cipher`	If a encrypted connection is used, returns information about the encryption.
`get_protocol_version`	Get the Bareos Console protocol version that is used.
`get_tls_psk_identity`	Bareos TLS-PSK excepts the identiy is a specific format.
`has_data`	Is readable data available?
`interactive`	Enter the interactive mode.
`is_connected`	Verifes that last status still indicates connected.
`is_end_of_message`	Checks if a Bareos signal indicates the end of a message.
`is_tls_psk_available`	Checks if we have all required modules for TLS-PSK.
`receive_and_evaluate_response_message`	Retrieve a message and evaluate it.
`reconnect`	Tries to reconnect.
`recv`	Receive a single message.
`recv_bytes`	Receive a number of bytes.
`recv_msg`	Receive a full message.
`recv_submsg`	Retrieve a message of the specific length.
`send`	Send message to the Daemon.
`send_command`	Alias for `call()`.

static argparser_get_bareos_parameter(args)[source]

Extract arguments.

This method is usally used together with the method argparser_add_default_command_line_arguments().

Parameters: args (ArgParser.Namespace) – Arguments retrieved by ArgumentParser.parse_args().
Returns: The relevant parameter from args to initialize a connection.
Return type: dict

auth()[source]

Login to a Bareos Daemon.

Returns: True, if the authentication succeeds. In earlier versions, authentication failures returned False. However, now an authentication failure raises an exception.
Return type: bool
Raises: bareos.exceptions.AuthenticationError – if authentication fails.

call(command)[source]

Call a Bareos command.

Parameters: command (str or list) – Command to execute. Best provided as a list.
Returns: Result received from the Daemon.
Return type: bytes

close()[source]: Close the connection.

connect(address, port, dirname, connection_type, name=None, password=None)[source]

Establish a network connection and authenticate.

Parameters

address (str) – Address of the Bareos Director (hostname or IP).
port (int) – Port number of the Bareos Director.
dirname (str, optional) – Name of the Bareos Director. Deprecated, normally not required.
connection_type (int) – See bareos.bsock.connectiontype.ConnectionType.
name (str, optional) – Credential name.
password (str, bareos.util.Password) – Credential password, in cleartext or as Password object.

Returns

True, if the authentication succeeds. In earlier versions, authentication failures returned False. However, now an authentication failure raises an exception.

Return type

bool

Raises

bareos.exceptions.ConnectionError – If connection can be established.
bareos.exceptions.PamAuthenticationError – If PAM authentication fails.
bareos.exceptions.AuthenticationError – If Bareos authentication fails.

get_cipher()[source]

If a encrypted connection is used, returns information about the encryption. Else it returns None.

Returns: Returns a three-value tuple containing the name of the cipher being used, the version of the SSL protocol that defines its use, and the number of secret bits being used. If the connection is unencrypted or has been established, returns None.
Return type: tuple or None

get_protocol_version()[source]

Get the Bareos Console protocol version that is used.

Returns: Number that represents the Bareos Console protocol version (see bareos.bsock.protocolversions.ProtocolVersions.)
Return type: int

get_tls_psk_identity()[source]: Bareos TLS-PSK excepts the identiy is a specific format.

has_data()[source]

Is readable data available?

Returns: True: if readable data is available.
Return type: bool

interactive()[source]

Enter the interactive mode.

Exit via typing “exit” or “quit”.

Returns: True, if exited by user command.
Return type: bool

is_connected()[source]

Verifes that last status still indicates connected.

Returns: True, if still connected.
Return type: bool

is_end_of_message(data)[source]

Checks if a Bareos signal indicates the end of a message.

Parameters: data (int) – Negative integer.
Returns: True, if regular end of message is reached.
Return type: bool

static is_tls_psk_available()[source]: Checks if we have all required modules for TLS-PSK.

receive_and_evaluate_response_message()[source]

Retrieve a message and evaluate it.

Only used during in the authentication phase.

Returns: (code, text).
Return type: 2-tuple

reconnect()[source]

Tries to reconnect.

Returns: True, if the connection could be reestablished.
Return type: bool

recv()[source]

Receive a single message.

This is, header (4 bytes): if

> 0: length of the following message

< 0: Bareos signal

Returns: Message retrieved via the connection.
Return type: bytearray
Raises: bareos.exceptions.SignalReceivedException – If a Bareos signal is received.

recv_bytes(length, timeout=10)[source]

Receive a number of bytes.

Parameters

length (int) – Number of bytes to receive.
timeout (float) – Timeout in seconds.

Raises

bareos.exceptions.ConnectionLostError – If the socket connection gets lost.
socket.timeout – If a timeout occurs on the socket connection, meaning no data received.

recv_msg(regex=b'^\\d\\d\\d\\d OK.*$')[source]

Receive a full message.

It retrieves messages (header + message text), until

the message contains the specified regex or

the header indicates a signal.

Parameters: regex (bytes) – Descripes the expected end of the message.
Returns: Message retrieved via the connection.
Return type: bytearray
Raises: bareos.exceptions.SignalReceivedException – If a Bareos signal is received.

recv_submsg(length)[source]

Retrieve a message of the specific length.

Parameters: length (int) – Number of bytes to retrieve.
Returns: Retrieved message.
Return type: bytearray

send(msg=None)[source]

Send message to the Daemon.

Parameters: msg (bytearray) – Message to send.

send_command(command)[source]

Alias for call().

Deprecated: 15.2.0