Dealing with Junk Values in Remote SSH CLI Output via Paramiko
While using Python's Paramiko library for SSH connections and output retrieval from a remote machine's CLI, users may encounter unwanted junk values interspersed with the desired output. These values, often in the form of ANSI escape codes like "\x1b[2J\x1b[1;1H", can clutter the output and hinder its usability.
Understanding the Source of Junk Values
Contrary to the assumption that they are junk, these escape codes are vital for proper output display in a terminal environment.他們向終端提供有關如何格式化文本,移動光標等的說明。但是,如果您不使用交互式終端,這些代碼可能會出現問題。
解決方案:默認情況下,paramiko的sshclient.invoke_shell方法啟動互動的終端會話,引導severse severse toses to to nose cope neve copes neve copes。為了消除這一點,請切換到exec_command方法,該方法在沒有偽終端的情況下運行命令(除非明確啟用):[&& &&&&華 output = re.sub(r'(\ x1b \ [。這對於處理輸出中的非ASCII字符是必不可少的。
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