plugins/tests/tcp.py

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"""
This is the generic TCP test suite for Apache Warble (incubating).
It basically just connects to an port and disconnects.
"""

import plugins.basics
import plugins.reports

class test:
    def __init__(self, globalConfig):
        self.config = globalConfig
        
        # Initialize a report object to store our findings
        self.report = plugins.reports.generic.template(self.config)
    
    def run(self, testParameters):
        
        
        try:
            # Open up a TCP socket, tie to the report object and pass test parameters (host, port etc)
            request = plugins.basics.socket.tcp(testParameters, self.report)
            
            # Connect to host
            request.connect()
            
            # If SSL, wrap the socket to OpenSSL via the built-in secure() call.
            SSL = testParameters.get('SSL', False)
            if SSL == True:
                request.secure(SNI = testParameters.get('host'))
            
            # We're connected, that's it! goodbye!
            self.report.debug("Connected to host")
            request.status_code = "Connection accepted"
            status = True
            self.report.timer('data')
            self.report.debug("All went well, closing socket.")
            self.report.timer('end')
            
        except Exception as err:
            print("Caught error:" + str(err))
            if not self.report.error:
                self.report.error('response', str(err))