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NFSTEST.HOST(1)		      nfstest.host 1.0.1	       NFSTEST.HOST(1)

NAME
       nfstest.host - Host module

DESCRIPTION
       Provides	 a  set	 of  tools for running commands on the local host or a
       remote host, including a mechanism for running commands	in  the	 back‐
       ground.	 It  provides  methods for mounting and unmounting from an NFS
       server and a mechanism to simulate a network partition via the  use  of
       'iptables'.   Currently,	 there is no mechanism to restore the iptables
       rules to their original state.

CLASSES
   class Host(baseobj.BaseObj)
       Host object

       Host() -> New Host object

       Usage:
	   from nfstest.host import Host

	   # Create host object for local host
	   x = Host()
	   # Create host object for remote host
	   y = Host(host='192.168.0.11')

	   # Run command to the local host
	   x.run_cmd("ls -l")

	   # Send command to the remote host and run it as root
	   y.run_cmd("ls -l", sudo=True)

	   # Run command in the background
	   x.run_cmd("tcpdump", sudo=True, wait=False)
	   ....
	   ....
	   # Stop command running in the background
	   x.stop_cmd()

	   # Mount volume using default options
	   x.mount()

	   # Unmount volume
	   x.umount()

       Methods defined here:
       ---------------------

       __init__(self, **kwargs)
	      Constructor

	      Initialize object's private data.

	      host:  Hostname or IP address [default: localhost]

	      user:  User to log in to host [default: '']

	      server:
		     NFS server name or IP address [default: None]

	      nfsversion:
		     NFS version [default: 4]

	      minorversion:
		     NFS minor version [default: 1]

	      port:  NFS server port [default: 2049]

	      export:
		     Exported file system to mount [default: '/']

	      mtpoint:
		     Mount point [default: '/mnt/t']

	      datadir:
		     Data directory where files are created [default: '']

	      mtopts:
		     Mount options [default: 'hard,rsize=4096,wsize=4096']

	      interface:
		     Network device interface [default: 'eth0']

	      nomount:
		     Debug option  so  the  server  is	not  actually  mounted
		     [default: False]

	      iptables:
		     Iptables command [default: '/usr/sbin/iptables']

	      sudo:  Sudo command [default: '/usr/bin/sudo']

       mount(self, **kwargs)
	      Mount the file system on the given mount point.

	      server:
		     NFS server name or IP address [default: self.server]

	      nfsversion:
		     NFS version [default: self.nfsversion]

	      minorversion:
		     NFS minor version [default: self.minorversion]

	      port:  NFS server port [default: self.port]

	      export:
		     Exported file system to mount [default: self.export]

	      mtpoint:
		     Mount point [default: self.mtpoint]

	      datadir:
		     Data   directory	where	files  are  created  [default:
		     self.datadir]

	      mtopts:
		     Mount options [default: self.mtopts]

	      Return the mount point.

       network_drop(self, ipaddr, port)
	      Simulate a network drop by dropping all tcp packets going to the
	      given ipaddr and port using the iptables commands.

       network_reset(self)
	      Reset  the network by flushing all the chains in the table using
	      the iptables command.

       run_cmd(self, cmd, sudo=False, dlevel='DBG1', msg='', wait=True)
	      Run the command to the remote machine using ssh.	 There	is  no
	      user  authentication,  so	 remote host must allow ssh connection
	      without any passwords for the user.  For a localhost the command
	      is just executed and ssh is not used.

	      The  object  for	the process of the command is stored in object
	      attribute 'self.process' to be used by  methods  wait_cmd()  and
	      stop_cmd(). The standard output of the command is also stored in
	      the object attribute 'self.pstdout'  while  the  standard	 error
	      output of the command is stored in 'self.pstderr'.

	      cmd:   Command to execute

	      sudo:  Run command using sudo if option is True

	      dlevel:
		     Debug level for displaying the command to the user

	      msg:   Prefix this message to the debug message to be displayed

	      wait:  Wait for command to complete before returning

	      Return the standard output of the command and the return code or
	      exit status is stored in the object attribute 'self.returncode'.

       stop_cmd(self, process=None, dlevel=None, msg='')
	      Terminate command started by  run_cmd()  by  calling  wait_cmd()
	      with the 'terminate' option set to True.

	      process:
		     The  object  for the process of the command to terminate,
		     or terminate all commands started by  run_cmd()  if  this
		     option is not given

	      dlevel:
		     Debug  level  for	displaying  the	 command  to the user,
		     default is the level given by run_cmd()

	      msg:   Prefix this message to the debug message to be displayed

	      Return the exit status of the last command

       sudo_cmd(self, cmd)
	      Prefix the SUDO command if effective user is not root.

       umount(self)
	      Unmount the file system.

       wait_cmd(self, process=None, terminate=False, dlevel=None, msg='')
	      Wait for command started by run_cmd() to finish.

	      process:
		     The object for the process of the command to wait for, or
		     wait for all commands started by run_cmd() if this option
		     is not given

	      terminate:
		     If True, send a signal to terminate the command  or  com‐
		     mands and then wait for all commands to finish

	      dlevel:
		     Debug  level  for	displaying  the	 command  to the user,
		     default is the level given by run_cmd()

	      msg:   Prefix this message to the debug message to be displayed

	      Return the exit status of the last command

       Static methods defined here:
       ----------------------------

       get_ip_address(host='', ipv6=False)
	      Get IP address associated with the given host name.  This	 could
	      be run as an instance or class method.

SEE ALSO
       baseobj(1)

BUGS
       No known bugs.

AUTHOR
       Jorge Mora (mora@netapp.com)

NFStest 1.0.2			 10 April 2013		       NFSTEST.HOST(1)
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