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# -*- perl -*-
use ExtUtils::MakeMaker;
use ExtUtils::MakeMaker qw/prompt/;
use Term::ReadKey;
use Cwd;
use Carp;
use t::Utils;
use vars qw/%LOGIN/;
$LOGIN{SAVELOGS} = "n";
# There are two files used to propagate login info:
# ./login.txt and ./tmp.txt.
#
# login.txt is used only for testing. I tire of typing the same login
# info over and over.
#
# tmp.txt is used to hand off the login info collected by Makefile.PL
# to all of the t/*.t tests. This file is written during `perl
# Makefile.PL` deleted after `make test`. It will only be created if
# the project directory has a sufficient level of perms or we can
# set it to 700. This will prevent most snooping attacks.
#------------------------------
# Main
#------------------------------
# Skip the tests here
#get_login();
fix_perms();
WriteMakefile(
'NAME' => 'Net::Telnet::Cisco',
'VERSION_FROM' => 'Cisco.pm',
'PREREQ_PM' => { Net::Telnet => 3.03,
Term::ReadKey => 2,
Test::More => 0,
Cwd => 0,
FindBin => 0,
Socket => 0,
Sys::Hostname => 0,
Carp => 0,
Config => 0,
File::Find => 0,
},
($] ge '5.005') ? (
AUTHOR => 'Joshua Keroes (joshua@cpan.org)',
ABSTRACT => 'automate Cisco management',
) : (),
);
exit;
#------------------------------
# Subs
#------------------------------
sub get_login {
if (-r "login.txt") {
load("login.txt");
return;
}
print <<EOB;
Net::Telnet::Cisco needs to log into a router to perform it\'s full
suite of tests. To log in, we need a test router, a login, a password,
an optional enable password, and an optional SecurID/TACACS PASSCODE.
To skip these tests, hit "return".
EOB
my $savemsg = "Save logs? (a)lways | (n)ever | only on (f)ailure:";
{
$LOGIN{SAVELOGS} = prompt($savemsg, $LOGIN{SAVELOGS});
unless ($LOGIN{SAVELOGS} =~ /^[anf]/) {
warn qq(That\'s not a "a", "n", or "f". Try again.\n);
$LOGIN{SAVELOGS} = '';
redo;
}
# Only want the first character.
$LOGIN{SAVELOGS} = substr $LOGIN{SAVELOGS}, 0, 1;
}
$LOGIN{ROUTER} = prompt("Router:", $LOGIN{ROUTER}) or return;
$LOGIN{LOGIN} = prompt("Login:", $LOGIN{LOGIN}) or return;
$LOGIN{PASSWD} = passprompt("Password:", $LOGIN{PASSWD}) or return;
$LOGIN{ENABLE} = passprompt("Enable password [optional]:", $LOGIN{ENABLE});
$LOGIN{PASSCODE} = passprompt("SecurID/TACACS PASSCODE [optional]:", $LOGIN{PASSCODE});
}
sub fix_perms {
fixmode();
if (-e 'logs') {
my $d = cwd();
die "Please remove '$d/logs', it's in the way\n" unless -d _;
} else {
mkdir 'logs' or die "Can't create log dir 'logs/': $!";
}
fixmode('logs');
save("tmp.txt" => %LOGIN ) unless -r 'login.txt';
}
# Lifted from ExtUtils::MakeMaker, with minor mods.
#
# If the user has Term::ReadKey, we can hide any passwords
# they type from shoulder-surfing attacks.
#
# Args: "Question for user", "optional default answer"
sub passprompt ($;$) {
my ($msg, $def) = @_;
confess( "passprompt($msg, [$def]) called incorrectly" )
unless defined $msg;
local $| = 1;
my $dispdef = defined $def ? "[$def] " : " ";
$def = defined $def ? $def : "";
print "$msg $dispdef";
my $ans;
my $ISA_TTY = -t STDIN && (-t STDOUT || !(-f STDOUT || -c STDOUT)); # Pipe?
if ( $ISA_TTY ) {
if ( $Term::ReadKey::VERSION ) {
ReadMode( 'noecho' );
chomp( $ans = ReadLine(0) );
ReadMode( 'normal' );
print "\n";
} else {
chomp( $ans = <STDIN> );
}
} else {
print "$def\n";
}
return $ans ne '' ? $ans : $def;
}
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