I am trying to parse a config settings file that I am getting from stdout with an ssh script. I need to get these into key/value pairs. The config settings look something like this:
OUTPUT SETTINGS
show all <==== TRYING TO KEEP THIS LINE FROM BEING PARSED
Active System Configuration <==== TRYING TO KEEP THIS LINE FROM BEING PARSED
# General Information
Unit undefined
Subdivision undefined
Address undefined
Site ID undefined
Device ID 0
# Application FOO Information
FOO BAR AAA 0000
FOO Checkin 0000
# LSD Status Information
LSD not configured/built for vital parameters.
# System Time
Local Time 01-08-14 16:13:50
Time sync Source None
# Last Reset:
A Processor:01-08-14 16:04:31 -- App Select Alarm Not Cleared
B Processor:01-08-14 16:04:26 -- A Processor Initiated Reset
# Active Alarms:
01-08-14 16:04:33 -- App Select Required
# Comm Settings - Port 1
MAC Address 00:00:00:00:01:D3
IP Address 172.168.0.11
SubnetMask 255.255.255.0
DCDC Server Enabled
DCDC Server IP Pool Start 172.168.0.11
DCDC Server IP Pool End 172.168.0.43
DCDC Server Default Gateway 0.0.0.0
# Comm Settings - Port 2
MAC Address 00:00:00:00:01:D3
IP Address 172.168.0.11
SubnetMask 255.255.255.0
DCDC Server Enabled
DCDC Server IP Pool Start 172.168.0.11
DCDC Server IP Pool End 172.168.0.44
DCDC Server Default Gateway 0.0.0.0
Default Gateway 0.0.0.0
# Comm Settings - Routing Table
Route #1 - Disabled
Route #2 - Disabled
Route #3 - Disabled
Route #4 - Disabled
Route #5 - Disabled
Route #6 - Disabled
Route #7 - Disabled
Route #8 - Disabled
# Comm Settings - HTTP Settings
HTTP TCP Port# 1000
Inactivity timeout 60
Trusted Source 1 Status Disabled
Trusted Source 1 IP Addr 0.0.0.0
Trusted Source 1 Net Mask 0.0.0.0
Trusted Source 2 Status Disabled
Trusted Source 2 IP Addr 0.0.0.0
Trusted Source 2 Net Mask 0.0.0.0
# Comm Settings - Count Settings
Count Port 1 Enabled
Count Port 2 Enabled
Inactivity timeout 0
HTTP TCP Port# 23
Trusted Source 1 Status Disabled
Trusted Source 1 IP Addr 0.0.0.0
Trusted Source 1 Net Mask 0.0.0.0
Trusted Source 2 Status Disabled
Trusted Source 2 IP Addr 0.0.0.0
Trusted Source 2 Net Mask 0.0.0.0
# Comm Settings - SSH Settings
SSH Port 1 Enabled
SSH Port 2 Enabled
SSH Inactivity timeout 0
SSH Server Port# 10
# Comm Settings - Diagnostic Port Settings
Bad Rate 57000
Parity None
Data Bits 8
Stop Bits 1
Flow Control Disabled
# Executive Information
PN 050000-000
Ver 8.09Bld0000F
Module KMO-3
Processor A
Copyright FOO(C)2013
TXT AAA0AAA0
#
PN 050000-000
Ver 8.09Bld0000F
Module KMO-3
Processor B
Copyright FOO(C)2013
TXT ABB0ABB0
#
PN 050000-000
Ver 8.09Bld0000F
Module KMO-3
Processor C
Copyright FOO(C)2013
TXT BCC0BCC0
#
HPN 202551-001
Ver 1.1
Module CDU
Processor DF123000
Ref U2
Copyright FOO(C)2013
Datecode 060808
# Boot Information
PN 072000-000
Ver 5.12Bld002
Module FOO-3
Processor A
Copyright FOO(C)2012
TXT DCC0DCC0
#
PN 072000-000
Ver 5.12Bld002
Module FOO-3
Processor B
Copyright FOO(C)2012
TXT EFF0EFF0
#
PN 072000-000
Ver 5.12Bld002
Module FOO-3
Processor C
Copyright FOO(C)2012
TXT EEE0EEE0
# BAR Application
BAR MAP file not loaded
BAR CONFIG file not loaded
# ROK Key Management Configuration
Encrypted CARR Key (No CARR Key Present)
Encrypted CARR TXT (No CARR Key Present)
Pending Encrypted CARR Key (No Future CARR Key Present)
Pending Encrypted CARR TXT (No Future CARR Key Present)
RC2 Key File TXT (No RC2 Key Present)
# Vital Application Information
Name VVDefault App
Index 0
EPT TXT 2578
EPT Checkin 80DC
# Non-Vital Application Information
Name BBDefault App
Index 0
EPT TXT 521D
EPT Checkin 64E0
# ROK Vital Configuration
ROK not configured/build for vital parameters.
# ROK Non-Vital Configuration
ROK not configured/built for non-vital parameters.
# SNMP General Configuration
Build incomplete - ZZ2 module may not present.
SSH> <==== TRYING TO KEEP THIS LINE FROM BEING PARSED
PARSER
# BNF for data
# dataGroups ::= "#" + Optional(restOfLine)
# keyword ::= ( alpha+ )+
# value ::= ( alpha+ )
# configDef ::= Group(keyname + value)
hashmark = Literal('#').suppress()
snmpCommand = Literal("show all").suppress()
sshResidue = Literal("SSH>").suppress()
keyname = Word(alphas,alphanums+'-')
value = Combine(empty + SkipTo(LineEnd()))
GCONF = Keyword("#")
configDef = Group(GCONF + value("name") + \
Dict(OneOrMore(Group(~GCONF + keyname + value))))
configDef = Group(value("name") + \
Dict(OneOrMore(Group(keyname + value))))
configDef.ignore(snmpCommand)
configDef.ignore(sshResidue)
configDef.ignore(hashmark)
# parse the data
ifcdata = OneOrMore(configDef).parseString(data)
for ifc in ifcdata:
print ifc.dump()
Above is what I'm working on using pyparsing, reading through Getting Started with Pyparsing but still getting hung up. Now I have EVERYTHING parsing out, even the "show all" and "Active System Configuration". I am looking at how to omit those and then group the settings based on the "#" symbol, since that is the only similar identifier. I need the parsed data to look something like this:
PARSED DATA
['General Information',['Unit', 'undefined',],['Subdivision', 'undefined',],['Address', 'undefined'],['Site ID','undefined'],['Device ID', '0']]
['Application FOO Information',['FOO BAR', 'AAA 0000'],['FOO Checkin', '0000']]
['LSD Status Information', ['LSD', 'not configured/built for vital parameters.']]
['System Time', ['Local Time', '01-08-14 16:13:50'],['Time sync Source', 'None']]
['Last Reset:', ['A Processor', '01-08-14 16:04:31 -- App Select Alarm Not Cleared']['B Processor', '01-08-14 16:04:26 -- A Processor Initiated Reset']]
['Active Alarms:', ['01-08-14 16:04:33', 'App Select Required']]
.... and so on
I am playing with pyparsing for this because of this post over here. I really like this module. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
"FOO BAR AAA 0000"into"FOO BAR" + "AAA 0000"? And more generally, how do you want to divide each key-value line into a key and a value? If you don't have a general rule for this that will work across the entire config file (and it doesn't look like you do), you'll either need to writepyparsingrules for each individual category or handle each individual category separately after running the config file through pyparsing.pyparsingrules for each category. I'm hoping that isn't the case but the areas like"FOO BAR AAA 0000"and a few others where it's hard to have a general rule to separate into key/value pairs, make it difficult not to