require "timeout" require "log4r" require_relative "helper" require_relative "shell" require_relative "command_filter" module VagrantPlugins module CommunicatorWinRM # Provides communication channel for Vagrant commands via WinRM. class Communicator < Vagrant.plugin("2", :communicator) def self.match?(machine) # This is useless, and will likely be removed in the future (this # whole method). true end def initialize(machine) @cmd_filter = CommandFilter.new() @logger = Log4r::Logger.new("vagrant::communication::winrm") @machine = machine @shell = nil @logger.info("Initializing WinRMCommunicator") end def ready? @logger.info("Checking whether WinRM is ready...") Timeout.timeout(@machine.config.winrm.timeout) do shell(true).powershell("hostname") end @logger.info("WinRM is ready!") return true rescue Vagrant::Errors::VagrantError => e # We catch a `VagrantError` which would signal that something went # wrong expectedly in the `connect`, which means we didn't connect. @logger.info("WinRM not up: #{e.inspect}") # We reset the shell to trigger calling of winrm_finder again. # This resolves a problem when using vSphere where the ssh_info was not refreshing # thus never getting the correct hostname. @shell = nil return false end def shell(reload=false) @shell = nil if reload @shell ||= create_shell end def execute(command, opts={}, &block) # If this is a *nix command with no Windows equivilant, don't run it command = @cmd_filter.filter(command) return 0 if command.empty? opts = { command: command, elevated: false, error_check: true, error_class: Errors::WinRMBadExitStatus, error_key: nil, # use the error_class message key good_exit: 0, shell: :powershell, }.merge(opts || {}) opts[:good_exit] = Array(opts[:good_exit]) if opts[:elevated] guest_script_path = create_elevated_shell_script(command) command = "powershell -executionpolicy bypass -file #{guest_script_path}" end output = shell.send(opts[:shell], command, &block) execution_output(output, opts) end alias_method :sudo, :execute def test(command, opts=nil) # If this is a *nix command with no Windows equivilant, assume failure command = @cmd_filter.filter(command) return false if command.empty? opts = { error_check: false }.merge(opts || {}) execute(command, opts) == 0 end def upload(from, to) @logger.info("Uploading: #{from} to #{to}") shell.upload(from, to) end def download(from, to) @logger.info("Downloading: #{from} to #{to}") shell.download(from, to) end protected # This creates anew WinRMShell based on the information we know # about this machine. def create_shell winrm_info = Helper.winrm_info(@machine) WinRMShell.new( winrm_info[:host], @machine.config.winrm.username, @machine.config.winrm.password, port: winrm_info[:port], timeout_in_seconds: @machine.config.winrm.timeout, max_tries: @machine.config.winrm.max_tries, ) end # Creates and uploads a PowerShell script which wraps the specified # command in a scheduled task. The scheduled task allows commands to # run on the guest as a true local admin without any of the restrictions # that WinRM puts in place. # # @return The path to elevated_shell.ps1 on the guest def create_elevated_shell_script(command) path = File.expand_path("../scripts/elevated_shell.ps1", __FILE__) script = Vagrant::Util::TemplateRenderer.render(path, options: { username: shell.username, password: shell.password, command: command.gsub("\"", "`\""), }) guest_script_path = "c:/tmp/vagrant-elevated-shell.ps1" file = Tempfile.new(["vagrant-elevated-shell", "ps1"]) begin file.write(script) file.fsync file.close upload(file.path, guest_script_path) ensure file.close file.unlink end guest_script_path end # Handles the raw WinRM shell result and converts it to a # standard Vagrant communicator result def execution_output(output, opts) if opts[:shell] == :wql return output elsif opts[:error_check] && \ !opts[:good_exit].include?(output[:exitcode]) raise_execution_error(output, opts) end output[:exitcode] end def raise_execution_error(output, opts) # WinRM can return multiple stderr and stdout entries error_opts = opts.merge( stdout: output[:data].collect { |e| e[:stdout] }.join, stderr: output[:data].collect { |e| e[:stderr] }.join ) # Use a different error message key if the caller gave us one, # otherwise use the error's default message error_opts[:_key] = opts[:error_key] if opts[:error_key] # Raise the error, use the type the caller gave us or the comm default raise opts[:error_class], error_opts end end #WinRM class end end