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If not, see +# <http://www.gnu.org/licenses>. + +import subprocess +from time import sleep +from tempfile import mkstemp +from PIL import Image +from PIL import ImageChops +from PIL import ImageDraw +from PIL import ImageColor +import os +from base64 import b64encode +import gzip +import bz2 +import lzma +from datetime import datetime +from io import BytesIO +from yattag import Doc +from yattag import indent +import time + +class null_log: + def __init__(self): + pass + + def write(self): + pass + + def line(self,klass,text): + pass + + def event(self,text): + pass + + def critical(self,text): + pass + + def warning(self,text): + pass + + def info(self,text): + pass + + def image(self,image): + pass + + def tabs(self,tabdata): + # We should no nothing, but clients expect us to close images ... + for tab in tabdata: + if "image" in tab: + tab["image"].close() + +class html_log: + def __init__(self,filename,write_on_update=True): + self.filename=filename + self.write_on_update=write_on_update + self.data=[] + self.tabgroup=0 + + def write(self): + htmldoc,htmltag,htmltext=Doc().tagtext() + htmldoc.asis('<!DOCTYPE html>') + with htmltag("html"): + with htmltag("head"): + with htmltag("script"): + htmldoc.asis(""" +function openTab(evt) { + // Declare all variables + var i, group, groupElements; + + // Find the group name from the class of the button that triggered + group = evt.originalTarget.className.replace(" tablinks", "").replace(" active", "") + + // The active tab is the same as the id of the button that triggered + activeTab = evt.originalTarget.id + + // Get all elements with our group + groupElements = document.getElementsByClassName(group); + for (i = 0; i < groupElements.length; i++) { + // Mark elements with id matching the active tab as active, otherwise + // remove the active class + if (groupElements[i].id == activeTab) { + groupElements[i].className += " active"; + } else { + groupElements[i].className = groupElements[i].className.replace(" active", ""); + } + } + +} +""") + + with htmltag("style"): + htmldoc.asis(""" +p.event { + color: #007f00; +} + +p.info { + color: #000000; +} + +p.warning { + color: #ff7f00; +} + +p.critical { + color: #ff0000; +} + + /* Style the tab */ +.tab { + overflow: hidden; + border: 1px solid #ccc; + background-color: #f1f1f1; +} + +/* Style the buttons that are used to open the tab content */ +.tab button { + background-color: inherit; + float: left; + border: none; + outline: none; + cursor: pointer; + padding: 14px 16px; + transition: 0.3s; +} + +/* Change background color of buttons on hover */ +.tab button:hover { + background-color: #ddd; +} + +/* Create an active/current tablink class */ +.tab button.active { + background-color: #ccc; +} + +/* Style the tab content */ +.tabcontent { + display: none; + padding: 6px 12px; + border: 1px solid #ccc; + border-top: none; +} + +div.active { + display: block; +} +""") + + with htmltag("body"): + for data in self.data: + htmldoc.asis(data) + + with open(self.filename,"w") as f: + f.write(indent(htmldoc.getvalue())) + + def unixtime2str(self,timestamp): + localtz=datetime.now().astimezone().tzinfo + return datetime.fromtimestamp(timestamp,localtz).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S %Z') + + def line(self,klass,text): + timestamp=self.unixtime2str(time.time()) + htmldoc,htmltag,htmltext=Doc().tagtext() + with htmltag("p", klass=klass): + htmltext(f"{timestamp}: {text}") + self.data.append(htmldoc.getvalue()) + if self.write_on_update: + self.write() + + def event(self,text): + self.line("event",text) + + def critical(self,text): + self.line("critical",text) + + def warning(self,text): + self.line("warning",text) + + def info(self,text): + self.line("info",text) + + def image2src(self,image): + bytesfh=BytesIO() + image.save(bytesfh,"png") + b64image=b64encode(bytesfh.getvalue()) + return "data:image/png;base64, "+b64image.decode("UTF-8") + + def image(self,image): + inline_image=self.image2src(image) + htmldoc,htmltag,htmltext=Doc().tagtext() + with htmltag("div"): + htmldoc.stag("img",src=inline_image) + self.data.append(htmldoc.getvalue()) + if self.write_on_update: + self.write() + + def tabs(self,tabdata): + self.tabgroup=self.tabgroup+1 + htmldoc,htmltag,htmltext=Doc().tagtext() + + with htmltag("div",klass="tab"): + for tab in range(len(tabdata)): + klass=f"group{self.tabgroup} tablinks" + if tab==0: + klass=klass+" active" + if "name" not in tabdata[tab]: + tabdata[tab]["name"]=str(tab) + with htmltag("button",id=tab,klass=klass,onclick="openTab(event)"): + htmltext(tabdata[tab]["name"]) + + for tab in range(len(tabdata)): + klass=f"group{self.tabgroup} tabcontent" + if tab==0: + klass=klass+" active" + with htmltag("div",id=tab,klass=klass): + with htmltag("h3"): + htmltext(tabdata[tab]["name"]) + if "timestamp" in tabdata[tab]: + with htmltag("p"): + htmltext(self.unixtime2str(tabdata[tab]["timestamp"])) + if "image" in tabdata[tab]: + inline_image=self.image2src(tabdata[tab]["image"]) + tabdata[tab]["image"].close() + htmldoc.stag('img', src=inline_image) + + self.data.append(htmldoc.getvalue()) + if self.write_on_update: + self.write() + + +class vm: + def __init__(self,vmtype,config,image=None): + self.log=null_log() + self.vmtype=vmtype + self.config=config + self.image=image + self.saved_mouse_x=None + self.saved_mouse_y=None + self.charToSendkey={ + "`": "grave_accent", + "~": "shift-grave_accent", + "!": "shift-1", + "@": "shift-2", + "#": "shift-3", + "$": "shift-4", + "%": "shift-5", + "^": "shift-6", + "&": "shift-7", + "*": "shift-8", + "(": "shift-9", + ")": "shift-0", + "-": "minus", + "_": "shift-minus", + "=": "equal", + "+": "shift-equal", + "[": "bracket_left", + "{": "shift-bracket_left", + "]": "bracket_right", + "}": "shift-bracket_right", + "\\": "backslash", + "|": "shift-backslash", + ";": "semicolon", + ":": "shift-semicolon", + "'": "apostrophe", + '"': "shift-apostrophe", + ",": "comma", + "<": "shift-comma", + ".": "dot", + ">": "shift-dot", + "/": "slash", + "?": "shift-slash", + " ": "spc", + } + self.default_delay={ + "sendkey": 0, + "qemu_startup": 0.1, + "mouse_move": 1, + "mouse_click": 0.1, + "screenshot": 0.5, + } + self.delay=self.default_delay.copy() + + def set_delay(self,item,delay=None): + if item in self.delay: + if delay==None: + self.delay[item]=self.default_delay[item] + self.log.info(f"Delay for {item} is reset to default ({self.default_delay[item]})") + else: + self.delay[item]=delay + self.log.info(f"Delay for {item} is set to {delay}") + else: + raise KeyError + + def get_delay(self,item): + if item in self.delay: + return self.delay[item] + else: + raise KeyError + + def start_log(self,filename,write_on_update=True): + self.log=html_log(filename,write_on_update) + self.log.event("Log started") + + def stop_log(self): + self.log.event("Log stopped") + self.log.write() + self.log=null_log() + + def start(self): + cmdline=[] + cmdline.append(f"/usr/bin/qemu-system-{self.vmtype}") + cmdline.append("-monitor") + cmdline.append("stdio") + cmdline.append("-usb") + cmdline.append("-device") + cmdline.append("usb-mouse") + for item in self.config: + if self.config[item]==None: + cmdline.append(f"-{item}") + continue + if isinstance(self.config[item],list): + for subitem in self.config[item]: + cmdline.append(f"-{item}") + cmdline.append(f"{subitem}") + continue + cmdline.append(f"-{item}") + cmdline.append(f"{self.config[item]}") + if self.image!=None: + cmdline.append(self.image) + print(cmdline) + self.log.event(f"Starting VM with commandline: {cmdline}") + self.proc=subprocess.Popen(cmdline,stdin=subprocess.PIPE,stdout=subprocess.PIPE,stderr=subprocess.PIPE) + sleep(self.delay["qemu_startup"]) + response=b"" + try: + while response!="(qemu) \r\n": + response=self.send("\n") + print(response) + self.send("") + except Exception as e: + self.log.critical("Failed to start qemu:") + print("Failed to start qemu:") + for line in list(self.proc.stderr): + decodeline=line.decode("UTF-8") + print(decodeline, end='') + self.log.info(decodeline) + raise e + + + def stop(self): + self.proc.terminate() + self.log.event("VM stopped") + + def send(self,data): + #print(f"Sending: {data}") + try: + self.proc.stdin.write(data.encode("UTF-8")) + self.proc.stdin.flush() + response=self.proc.stdout.readline().decode("UTF-8") + #print(f"Response: {response}") + except Exception as e: + print("Connection with VM lost") + self.log.critical("Connection with VM lost") + raise e + return response + + def sendkey(self,key,log=True): + if log: + self.log.event(f"Sending keystroke: {key}") + response=self.send("sendkey "+key+"\n") + keylist=key.split("-") + delay=len(keylist)*2*0.01 + if delay<self.delay["sendkey"]: + delay=self.delay["sendkey"] + sleep(delay) + + def type(self,data,progress=False): + if len(data)>200: + progress=True + if progress: + complete=int(len(data)) + prefperc=-1 + lastupdate=-1 + #if len(data)>1000: + timestep=10 + # percstep=0 + #else: + # timestep=0 + percstep=10 + starttime=datetime.now().timestamp() + print(f"Typing {len(data)} bytes") + self.log.event(f"Typing: {data}") + for char in range(len(data)): + if progress: + perc=int((char*100)/complete) + now=datetime.now().timestamp() + if perc>prefperc+percstep or now>lastupdate+timestep: + timediff=now-starttime + speed=char/timediff + if speed>0: + togo=int((complete-char)/speed) + speed=int(speed) + print(f"Progress: {perc}% ({char} bytes, {speed} bytes/sec, {togo} seconds left)") + self.log.info(f"Progress: {perc}% ({char} bytes, {speed} bytes/sec, {togo} seconds left)") + + prefperc=perc + lastupdate=now + charToSend=data[char] + if charToSend=='\n' or charToSend=="\r": + self.sendkey("ret",False) + elif charToSend=='\t': + self.sendkey("tab",False) + else: + if charToSend in self.charToSendkey: + self.sendkey(self.charToSendkey[charToSend],log=False) + else: + if charToSend.isupper(): + self.sendkey("shift-"+charToSend.lower(),log=False) + else: + self.sendkey(charToSend,log=False) + + def make_b64(self,data): + b64data=b64encode(data).decode("UTF-8") + b64string="" + for part in range(0,len(b64data),75): + b64string=b64string+b64data[part:part+75]+"\n" + return b64string + + def transfer_linux_ascii(self,data,vmfile): + self.type(f"cat > {vmfile}\n") + self.type(data.decode("UTF-8")) + if data[-1]!=10: + self.sendkey("ret",log=False) + self.sendkey("ctrl-d",log=False) + + def transfer_linux_binary(self,data,vmfile): + b64=self.make_b64(data) + self.type(f"base64 -di > {vmfile}\n") + self.type(b64) + self.sendkey("ret",log=False) + self.sendkey("ctrl-d",log=False) + + def transfer_linux(self,filename,vmfile=None): + if vmfile==None: + vmfile=filename + self.log.event(f"Transferring file {filename} to VM {vmfile}") + try: + stat=os.stat(filename) + except: + self.log.critical(f"File {filename} not found") + return + if stat.st_size>50000: + print("File too large") + self.log.critical("File too large") + return + file=open(filename,"rb") + data=file.read() + file.close() + binary=False + for char in range(len(data)): + value=data[char] + if value>127: + binary=True + break + charToCheck=data[char:char+1] + if not charToCheck.isalnum() and charToCheck.decode("UTF-8") not in self.charToSendkey and charToCheck!=b"\n" and charToCheck!=b"\t": + binary=True + break + if binary: + print("Using binary transfer mode") + self.log.info("Using binary transfer mode") + self.transfer_linux_binary(data,vmfile) + else: + print("Using ascii transfer mode") + self.log.info("Using ascii transfer mode") + self.transfer_linux_ascii(data,vmfile) + + def transfer_linux_compressed(self,filename,vmfile=None,algo="auto"): + if vmfile==None: + vmfile=filename + self.log.event(f"Transferring file {filename} to VM {vmfile} with compression") + print(f"Transferring file {filename} to VM {vmfile} with compression") + try: + file=open(filename,"rb") + except: + self.log.critical(f"File {filename} not found") + print(f"File {filename} not found") + return + data=file.read() + file.close() + if algo=="gzip" or algo=="gz": + compresseddata=gzip.compress(data) + decompresscommand="gzip -d" + elif algo=="bz" or algo=="bz2" or algo=="bzip2": + compresseddata=bz2.compress(data) + decompresscommand="bzip2 -d" + elif algo=="lzma" or algo=="xz": + compresseddata=lzma.compress(data,lzma.FORMAT_ALONE,lzma.CHECK_NONE,9) + decompresscommand="lzma -d" + elif algo=="auto": + compressor="gzip" + compresseddata=gzip.compress(data) + decompresscommand="gzip -d" + print(f"gzip result: {len(compresseddata)} bytes") + testdata=bz2.compress(data) + print(f"bzip2 result: {len(testdata)} bytes") + if len(testdata)<len(compresseddata): + compressor="bzip2" + compresseddata=testdata + decompresscommand="bzip2 -d" + testdata=lzma.compress(data,lzma.FORMAT_ALONE,lzma.CHECK_NONE,9) + print(f"lzma result: {len(testdata)} bytes") + if len(testdata)<len(compresseddata): + compressor="lzma" + compresseddata=testdata + decompresscommand="lzma -d" + print(f"Using {compressor}") + self.log.info(f"Selected compressor {compressor}") + else: + print(f"Unknown algorithm {algo}, falling back to gzip") + self.log.warning(f"Unknown algorithm {algo}, falling back to gzip") + compresseddata=gzip.compress(data) + decompresscommand="gzip -d" + + print(f"Compressed: {len(compresseddata)} decompress: {decompresscommand}") + self.log.info(f"Compressed size: {len(compresseddata)} decompress: {decompresscommand}") + b64=self.make_b64(compresseddata) + if len(b64)>50000: + print("File too large") + self.log.critical("File too large") + return + self.type(f"base64 -di | {decompresscommand} > {vmfile}\n") + self.type(b64) + self.sendkey("ret",log=False) + self.sendkey("ctrl-d",log=False) + + def mouse_rel(self,x,y): + self.send(f"mouse_move {x} {y}\n") + sleep(self.delay["mouse_move"]) + if self.saved_mouse_x!=None: + self.saved_mouse_x=self.saved_mouse_x+x + self.saved_mouse_y=self.saved_mouse_y+y + + def mouse_abs(self,x,y,reset=False): + self.log.event(f"Moving mouse to absolute position {x} {y}") + if self.saved_mouse_x==None or reset: + self.log.info(f"Current mouse position unknown, performing reset") + self.send("mouse_move -10000 0\n") + sleep(self.delay["mouse_move"]) + self.send(f"mouse_move {x} 0\n") + sleep(self.delay["mouse_move"]) + self.send("mouse_move 0 -10000\n") + sleep(self.delay["mouse_move"]) + self.send(f"mouse_move 0 {y}\n") + sleep(self.delay["mouse_move"]) + self.saved_mouse_x=x; + self.saved_mouse_y=y; + else: + self.mouse_rel(x-self.saved_mouse_x,y-self.saved_mouse_y) + self.saved_mouse_x=x + self.saved_mouse_y=y + + def click(self,x,y,button=1): + self.log.event(f"Clicking mouse button {button} at {x} {y}") + self.mouse_abs(x,y) + self.send(f"mouse_button {button}\n") + sleep(self.delay["mouse_click"]) + self.send(f"mouse_button 0\n") + sleep(self.delay["mouse_click"]) + + def doubleclick(self,x,y,button=1): + self.log.event(f"Double clicking mouse button {button} at {x} {y}") + self.mouse_abs(x,y) + self.send(f"mouse_button {button}\n") + sleep(self.delay["mouse_click"]) + self.send(f"mouse_button 0\n") + sleep(self.delay["mouse_click"]) + self.send(f"mouse_button {button}\n") + sleep(self.delay["mouse_click"]) + self.send(f"mouse_button 0\n") + sleep(self.delay["mouse_click"]) + + def drag(self,x1,y1,x2,y2): + self.log.event(f"Dragging with mouse from {x1} {y1} to {x2} {y2}") + self.mouse_abs(x1,y1) + sleep(self.delay["mouse_move"]) + self.send(f"mouse_button 1\n") + sleep(self.delay["mouse_click"]) + self.mouse_abs(x2,y2) + sleep(self.delay["mouse_move"]) + self.send(f"mouse_button 0\n") + sleep(self.delay["mouse_click"]) + + def screenshot(self,filename,log=True): + if log: + self.log.event(f"Writing screenshot to {filename}") + if filename[-4:]==".ppm": + # ppm is qemu's native format, zo just let qemu do the job + self.send(f"screendump {filename}\n") + sleep(self.delay["screenshot"]) + else: + # Handle other formats via PILLOW + image=self.screenshot_image(log=False) + image.save(filename) + image.close() + + def screenshot_image(self,mask=None,log=True): + (handle,filename)=mkstemp(".ppm","screenshot-", "/tmp") + os.close(handle) + os.remove(filename) + os.mkfifo(filename) + self.screenshot(filename,log=False) + fifo=open(filename,"rb") + imagedata=fifo.read() + fifo.close() + #print(f"Got {len(imagedata)} bytes") + bytesfh=BytesIO(imagedata) + imageobj=Image.open(bytesfh) + os.remove(filename) + if log: + self.log.event("Screenshot:") + self.log.image(imageobj) + return imageobj + + def screenshot_diff(self,filename,mask=None,log=True): + saved_image=Image.open(filename) + self.apply_mask(saved_image,mask) + current_image=self.screenshot_image(log=log) + masked_current_image=current_image.copy() + self.apply_mask(masked_current_image,mask) + compare_result=(saved_image==masked_current_image) + #print(f"Compare result: {compare_result}") + if compare_result==False: + diff=ImageChops.difference(saved_image,masked_current_image) + box=diff.getbbox() + #print(f"Box: {box}") + if box==None: + compare_result=True + diff.close() + saved_image.close() + masked_current_image.close() + if compare_result==True: + current_image.close() + return None + if box!=None: + draw=ImageDraw.Draw(current_image) + draw.rectangle(box,None,ImageColor.getrgb("#ff0000")) + if log: + self.log.image(current_image) + return current_image + + def wait_for_screen(self,filename,interval=5,timeout=30,mask=None,callback=None): + imagelog=[] + refimage=Image.open(filename) + now=datetime.now().timestamp() + imagelog.append({"name": filename, "timestamp": now, "image": refimage.copy()}) + + refimage.close() + check=0 + while check<timeout: + result=self.screenshot_diff(filename,mask,log=False) + now=datetime.now().timestamp() + if result==None: + imagelog.append({"name": "Final", "timestamp": now, "image": self.screenshot_image(log=False)}) + print(f"Check {check}: Screen is similar to {filename}") + self.log.tabs(imagelog) + return True + print(f"Check {check}: Screen is not similar to {filename}") + imagelog.append({"name": f"Check {check}", "timestamp": now, "image": result.copy()}) + result.close() + if callback!=None: + callback() + sleep(interval) + check=check+1 + now=datetime.now().timestamp() + imagelog.append({"name": "Final", "timestamp": now, "image": self.screenshot_image(log=False)}) + self.log.tabs(imagelog) + return False + + def apply_mask(self,image,mask,color="#000000"): + if mask==None: + return + draw=ImageDraw.Draw(image) + if isinstance(mask,tuple): + mask=[mask] + if not isinstance(mask,list): + return + for item in mask: + if len(item)==3: + # 3 items: Draw circle + (x,y,r)=item + draw.circle((x,y),r,ImageColor.getrgb(color)) + if len(item)==4: + (x1,y1,x2,y2)=item + if x1<0 and y1<0 and x2<0 and y2<0: + # 4 negative items, mask everything except the rectangle + draw.rectangle((0,0,10000,(y1*-1)),ImageColor.getrgb(color)) + draw.rectangle((0,0,(x1*-1),10000),ImageColor.getrgb(color)) + draw.rectangle((0,(y2*-1),10000,10000),ImageColor.getrgb(color)) + draw.rectangle(((x2*-1),0,10000,10000),ImageColor.getrgb(color)) + else: + # 4 positive items, mask rectangle + draw.rectangle(item,ImageColor.getrgb(color)) + if len(item)>4 and len(item)%2==0: + # A list of even amount of items, mask poligon + xylist=[] + for xy in range(0,len(item),2): + xylist.append((item[xy],item[xy+1])) + draw.polygon(xylist,ImageColor.getrgb(color)) + |