convert indent to space / reformat files based on PEP8

Author: ko-da-k

check_for_sqlite_files.py

@@ -30,9 +30,9 @@ def isSQLite3(filename):
 for r,d,f in os.walk(r'.'):
   for files in f:
     if isSQLite3(files):
-	  print files
-	  print "[+] '%s' **** is a SQLITE database file **** " % os.path.join(r,files)
-	  log.write("[+] '%s' **** is a SQLITE database file **** " % files+'\n')
+      print files
+      print "[+] '%s' **** is a SQLITE database file **** " % os.path.join(r,files)
+      log.write("[+] '%s' **** is a SQLITE database file **** " % files+'\n')
     else:
-	  log.write("[-] '%s' is NOT a sqlite database file" % os.path.join(r,files)+'\n')
-	  log.write("[-] '%s' is NOT a sqlite database file" % files+'\n')
+      log.write("[-] '%s' is NOT a sqlite database file" % os.path.join(r,files)+'\n')
+      log.write("[-] '%s' is NOT a sqlite database file" % files+'\n')

daily_checks.py

@@ -20,10 +20,10 @@
 from time import strftime		# Load just the strftime Module from Time
 
 def clear_screen():				# Function to clear the screen
-	if os.name == "posix":		# Unix/Linux/MacOS/BSD/etc
-		os.system('clear')		# Clear the Screen
-	elif os.name in ("nt", "dos", "ce"):	# DOS/Windows
-		os.system('CLS')					# Clear the Screen
+    if os.name == "posix":		# Unix/Linux/MacOS/BSD/etc
+        os.system('clear')		# Clear the Screen
+    elif os.name in ("nt", "dos", "ce"):	# DOS/Windows
+        os.system('CLS')					# Clear the Screen
 
 def print_docs():							# Function to print the daily checks automatically
   print "Printing Daily Check Sheets:"
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ def print_docs():							# Function to print the daily checks automatically
 def putty_sessions():						# Function to load the putty sessions I need
   for server in open(conffilename):			# Open the file server_list.txt, loop through reading each line - 1.1 -Changed - 1.3 Changed name to use variable conffilename
     subprocess.Popen(('putty -load '+server))	# Open the PuTTY sessions - 1.1
-	  
+
 def rdp_sessions():
   print "Loading RDP Sessions:"
   subprocess.Popen("mstsc eclr.rdp")		# Open up a terminal session connection and load the euroclear session
@@ -46,19 +46,19 @@ def euroclear_docs():
 
 # Start of the Main Program
 def main():
-	filename = sys.argv[0]							# Create the variable filename
-	confdir = os.getenv("my_config")				# Set the variable confdir from the OS environment variable - 1.3
-	conffile = ('daily_checks_servers.conf')		# Set the variable conffile - 1.3
-	conffilename = os.path.join(confdir, conffile)	# Set the variable conffilename by joining confdir and conffile together - 1.3
-	clear_screen()									# Call the clear screen function
+    filename = sys.argv[0]							# Create the variable filename
+    confdir = os.getenv("my_config")				# Set the variable confdir from the OS environment variable - 1.3
+    conffile = ('daily_checks_servers.conf')		# Set the variable conffile - 1.3
+    conffilename = os.path.join(confdir, conffile)	# Set the variable conffilename by joining confdir and conffile together - 1.3
+    clear_screen()									# Call the clear screen function
 
-	# The command below prints a little welcome message, as well as the script name, the date and time and where it was run from.
-	print "Good Morning " + os.getenv('USERNAME') + ", " + filename, "ran at", strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"), "on",platform.node(), "run from",os.getcwd()
+    # The command below prints a little welcome message, as well as the script name, the date and time and where it was run from.
+    print "Good Morning " + os.getenv('USERNAME') + ", " + filename, "ran at", strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"), "on",platform.node(), "run from",os.getcwd()
 
-	print_docs()									# Call the print_docs function
-	putty_sessions()								# Call the putty_session function
-	rdp_sessions()									# Call the rdp_sessions function
-	euroclear_docs()								# Call the euroclear_docs function
+    print_docs()									# Call the print_docs function
+    putty_sessions()								# Call the putty_session function
+    rdp_sessions()									# Call the rdp_sessions function
+    euroclear_docs()								# Call the euroclear_docs function
 
 if __name__ == '__main__':
-	main()
+    main()

dir_test.py

@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
 
 # Description			: Tests to see if the directory testdir exists, if not it will create the directory for you
 
-import os									# Import the OS module
-if not os.path.exists('testdir'):		#  Check to see if it exists  
-  os.makedirs('testdir')				#  Create the directory 
+import os  # Import the OS module
+
+if not os.path.exists('testdir'):  # Check to see if it exists
+    os.makedirs('testdir')  # Create the directory

move_files_over_x_days.py

@@ -1 +1 @@
-# Script Name		: move_files_over_x_days.py# Author				: Craig Richards# Created				: 8th December 2011# Last Modified		: # Version				: 1.0# Modifications		: # Description			: This will move all the files from the src directory that are over 240 days old to the destination directory.import shutil, sys, time, os								# Import the header filessrc = 'u:\\test'												# Set the source directorydst = 'c:\\test'												# Set the destination directorynow = time.time()											# Get the current timefor f in os.listdir(src):										# Loop through all the files in the source directory    if os.stat(f).st_mtime < now - 240 * 86400:	# Work out how old they are, if they are older than 240 days old        if os.path.isfile(f):									# Check it's a file            shutil.move(f, dst)								# Move the files 			
+# Script Name		: move_files_over_x_days.py# Author				: Craig Richards# Created				: 8th December 2011# Last Modified		: # Version				: 1.0# Modifications		: # Description			: This will move all the files from the src directory that are over 240 days old to the destination directory.import shutil, sys, time, os  # Import the header filessrc = 'u:\\test'  # Set the source directorydst = 'c:\\test'  # Set the destination directorynow = time.time()  # Get the current timefor f in os.listdir(src):  # Loop through all the files in the source directory    if os.stat(f).st_mtime < now - 240 * 86400:  # Work out how old they are, if they are older than 240 days old        if os.path.isfile(f):  # Check it's a file            shutil.move(f, dst)  # Move the files

ping_servers.py

@@ -15,35 +15,35 @@
 if '-h' in sys.argv or '--h' in sys.argv or '-help' in sys.argv or '--help' in sys.argv:	# Help Menu if called
     print '''
 You need to supply the application group for the servers you want to ping, i.e.
-	dms
-	swaps 
-	
+    dms
+    swaps
+
 Followed by the site i.e.
-	155
-	bromley'''
+    155
+    bromley'''
     sys.exit(0)
 else:
 
-	if (len(sys.argv) < 3): 																# If no arguments are passed,display the help/instructions on how to run the script
-		sys.exit ('\nYou need to supply the app group. Usage : ' + filename + ' followed by the application group i.e. \n \t dms or \n \t swaps \n then the site i.e. \n \t 155 or \n \t bromley')
+    if (len(sys.argv) < 3): 																# If no arguments are passed,display the help/instructions on how to run the script
+        sys.exit ('\nYou need to supply the app group. Usage : ' + filename + ' followed by the application group i.e. \n \t dms or \n \t swaps \n then the site i.e. \n \t 155 or \n \t bromley')
+
+    appgroup = sys.argv[1]															# Set the variable appgroup as the first argument you supply
+    site = sys.argv[2]																	# Set the variable site as the second argument you supply
+
+    if os.name == "posix":															# Check the os, if it's linux then
+        myping = "ping -c 2 "															# This is the ping command
+    elif os.name in ("nt", "dos", "ce"):											# Check the os, if it's windows then
+        myping = "ping -n 2 "															# This is the ping command
 
-	appgroup = sys.argv[1]															# Set the variable appgroup as the first argument you supply
-	site = sys.argv[2]																	# Set the variable site as the second argument you supply
-	
-	if os.name == "posix":															# Check the os, if it's linux then			
-		myping = "ping -c 2 "															# This is the ping command
-	elif os.name in ("nt", "dos", "ce"):											# Check the os, if it's windows then
-		myping = "ping -n 2 "															# This is the ping command
-	
-	if 'dms' in sys.argv:																	# If the argument passed is dms then
-	  appgroup = 'dms'																	# Set the variable appgroup to dms
-	elif 'swaps' in sys.argv:															# Else if the argment passed is swaps then
-	  appgroup = 'swaps'																# Set the variable appgroup to swaps
-	  
-	if '155' in sys.argv:																	# If the argument passed is 155 then
-	  site = '155'																			# Set the variable site to 155
-	elif 'bromley' in sys.argv:															# Else if the argument passed is bromley
-	  site = 'bromley'																	# Set the variable site to bromley
+    if 'dms' in sys.argv:																	# If the argument passed is dms then
+      appgroup = 'dms'																	# Set the variable appgroup to dms
+    elif 'swaps' in sys.argv:															# Else if the argment passed is swaps then
+      appgroup = 'swaps'																# Set the variable appgroup to swaps
+
+    if '155' in sys.argv:																	# If the argument passed is 155 then
+      site = '155'																			# Set the variable site to 155
+    elif 'bromley' in sys.argv:															# Else if the argument passed is bromley
+      site = 'bromley'																	# Set the variable site to bromley
 
 filename = sys.argv[0]																# Sets a variable for the script name
 logdir = os.getenv("logs")															# Set the variable logdir by getting the OS environment logs
@@ -55,10 +55,10 @@
 
 f = open(logfilename, "w")															# Open a logfile to write out the output
 for server in open(conffilename):													# Open the config file and read each line - 1.2
-	ret = subprocess.call(myping + server, shell=True,stdout=f,stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)	# Run the ping command for each server in the list.
-	if ret == 0:																				# Depending on the response
-	  f.write (server.strip() + " is alive" + "\n")									# Write out that you can receive a reponse
-	else: 
-	  f.write (server.strip() + " did not respond" + "\n")						# Write out you can't reach the box
-	 
+    ret = subprocess.call(myping + server, shell=True,stdout=f,stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)	# Run the ping command for each server in the list.
+    if ret == 0:																				# Depending on the response
+      f.write (server.strip() + " is alive" + "\n")									# Write out that you can receive a reponse
+    else:
+      f.write (server.strip() + " did not respond" + "\n")						# Write out you can't reach the box
+
 print ("\n\tYou can see the results in the logfile : "+ logfilename);	# Show the location of the logfile

ping_subnet.py

@@ -20,20 +20,20 @@
     sys.exit(0)
 else:
 
-	if (len(sys.argv) < 2): 																				# If no arguments are passed then display the help and instructions on how to run the script
-		sys.exit (' You need to supply the first octets of the address Usage : ' + filename + ' 111.111.111')
-
-	subnet = sys.argv[1]																				# Set the variable subnet as the three octets you pass it
-	
-	if os.name == "posix":																			# Check the os, if it's linux then			
-		myping = "ping -c 2 "																			# This is the ping command
-	elif os.name in ("nt", "dos", "ce"):															# Check the os, if it's windows then
-		myping = "ping -n 2 "																			# This is the ping command
-
-	f = open('ping_'+subnet+'.log', 'w')															# Open a logfile
-	for ip in range(2,255):																				# Set the ip variable for the range of numbers
-		ret = subprocess.call(myping + str(subnet)+"."+str(ip) , shell=True,stdout=f,stderr=subprocess.STDOUT) # Run the command pinging the servers
-		if ret == 0:																							# Depending on the response
-			f.write (subnet+"."+str(ip) + " is alive" + "\n")									# Write out that you can receive a reponse
-		else: 
-			f.write (subnet+"."+str(ip) + " did not respond" + "\n")						# Write out you can't reach the box
+    if (len(sys.argv) < 2): 																				# If no arguments are passed then display the help and instructions on how to run the script
+        sys.exit (' You need to supply the first octets of the address Usage : ' + filename + ' 111.111.111')
+
+    subnet = sys.argv[1]																				# Set the variable subnet as the three octets you pass it
+
+    if os.name == "posix":																			# Check the os, if it's linux then
+        myping = "ping -c 2 "																			# This is the ping command
+    elif os.name in ("nt", "dos", "ce"):															# Check the os, if it's windows then
+        myping = "ping -n 2 "																			# This is the ping command
+
+    f = open('ping_'+subnet+'.log', 'w')															# Open a logfile
+    for ip in range(2,255):																				# Set the ip variable for the range of numbers
+        ret = subprocess.call(myping + str(subnet)+"."+str(ip) , shell=True,stdout=f,stderr=subprocess.STDOUT) # Run the command pinging the servers
+        if ret == 0:																							# Depending on the response
+            f.write (subnet+"."+str(ip) + " is alive" + "\n")									# Write out that you can receive a reponse
+        else:
+            f.write (subnet+"."+str(ip) + " did not respond" + "\n")						# Write out you can't reach the box

powerup_checks.py

@@ -29,28 +29,28 @@
 
 You need to pass an argument, the options the script expects is 
 
-	-site1		For the Servers relating to site1
-	-site2	For the Servers located in site2'''
-	
+    -site1		For the Servers relating to site1
+    -site2	For the Servers located in site2'''
+
 def windows():																																			# This is the function to run if it detects the OS is windows.
-	f = open(outputfile, 'a')																															# Open the logfile
-	for server in open(serverfile,'r'):																													# Read the list of servers from the list
-		#ret = subprocess.call("ping -n 3 %s" % server.strip(), shell=True,stdout=open('NUL', 'w'),stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)	# Ping the servers in turn
-		ret = subprocess.call("ping -n 3 %s" % server.strip(),stdout=open('NUL', 'w'),stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)	# Ping the servers in turn
-		if ret == 0:             																															# Depending on the response
-		  f.write ("%s: is alive" % server.strip().ljust(15) + "\n")																			# Write out to the logfile is the server is up
-		else: 
-		  f.write ("%s: did not respond" % server.strip().ljust(15) + "\n")																# Write to the logfile if the server is down
-
-			
+    f = open(outputfile, 'a')																															# Open the logfile
+    for server in open(serverfile,'r'):																													# Read the list of servers from the list
+        #ret = subprocess.call("ping -n 3 %s" % server.strip(), shell=True,stdout=open('NUL', 'w'),stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)	# Ping the servers in turn
+        ret = subprocess.call("ping -n 3 %s" % server.strip(),stdout=open('NUL', 'w'),stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)	# Ping the servers in turn
+        if ret == 0:             																															# Depending on the response
+          f.write ("%s: is alive" % server.strip().ljust(15) + "\n")																			# Write out to the logfile is the server is up
+        else:
+          f.write ("%s: did not respond" % server.strip().ljust(15) + "\n")																# Write to the logfile if the server is down
+
+
 def linux():																																					# This is the function to run if it detects the OS is nix.
-	f = open('server_startup_'+strftime("%Y-%m-%d")+'.log', 'a')																		# Open the logfile
-	for server in open(serverfile,'r'):																													# Read the list of servers from the list
-		ret = subprocess.call("ping -c 3 %s" % server, shell=True,stdout=open('/dev/null', 'w'),stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)	# Ping the servers in turn
-		if ret == 0:																																			# Depending on the response
-			f.write ("%s: is alive" % server.strip().ljust(15) + "\n")																			# Write out to the logfile is the server is up
-		else:             
-			f.write ("%s: did not respond" % server.strip().ljust(15) + "\n")															# Write to the logfile if the server is down
+    f = open('server_startup_'+strftime("%Y-%m-%d")+'.log', 'a')																		# Open the logfile
+    for server in open(serverfile,'r'):																													# Read the list of servers from the list
+        ret = subprocess.call("ping -c 3 %s" % server, shell=True,stdout=open('/dev/null', 'w'),stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)	# Ping the servers in turn
+        if ret == 0:																																			# Depending on the response
+            f.write ("%s: is alive" % server.strip().ljust(15) + "\n")																			# Write out to the logfile is the server is up
+        else:
+            f.write ("%s: did not respond" % server.strip().ljust(15) + "\n")															# Write to the logfile if the server is down
 
 def get_servers(query):																																# Function to get the servers from the database
   conn = sqlite3.connect(master_db)																											# Connect to the database
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ def get_servers(query):																																# Function to get the ser
 def main():																																					# Main Function
   if os.path.exists(serverfile):																														# Checks to see if there is an existing server file
     os.remove(serverfile)																																# If so remove it
-	
+
   if len(sys.argv) < 2:																																	# Check there is an argument being passed
     print text																																				# Display the help text if there isn't one passed
     sys.exit()																																				# Exit the script
@@ -81,16 +81,16 @@ def main():																																					# Main Function
     if sys.argv[1].lower().startswith('-site1'):																										# If the argument is site1
       query = 'site1'																																		# Set the variable to have the value site
     elif sys.argv[1].lower().startswith('-site2'):																								# Else if the variable is bromley
-	  query = 'site2'																																	# Set the variable to have the value bromley	
+      query = 'site2'																																	# Set the variable to have the value bromley
     else:
       print '\n[-] Unknown option [-] ' + text																										# If an unknown option is passed, let the user know
       sys.exit(0)
   get_servers(query)																																	# Call the get servers funtion, with the value from the argument
 
   if os.name == "posix":																																# If the OS is linux.
-	linux()																																					# Call the linux function
+    linux()																																					# Call the linux function
   elif os.name in ("nt", "dos", "ce"):																												# If the OS is Windows...
-	windows()																																				# Call the windows function
+    windows()																																				# Call the windows function
 
   print ('\n[+] Check the log file ' + outputfile + ' [+]\n')																					# Display the name of the log
 

recyclebin.py

@@ -20,14 +20,14 @@ def sid2user(sid):		# Start of the function to gather the user
     return user
   except:
     return sid
-	
+
 
 def returnDir():			# Start of the function to search through the recyclebin
   dirs=['c:\\Recycler\\','C:\\Recycled\\','C:\\$RECYCLE.BIN\\']
   #dirs=['c:\\$RECYCLE.BIN\\']
   for recycleDir in dirs:
     if os.path.isdir(recycleDir):
-	  return recycleDir
+      return recycleDir
   return None
 
 def findRecycled(recycleDir):	# Start of the function, list the contents of the recyclebin
@@ -37,8 +37,8 @@ def findRecycled(recycleDir):	# Start of the function, list the contents of the
     user = sid2user(sid)
     print '\n[*] Listing Files for User: ' + str(user)
     for file in files:
-	  print '[+] Found File: ' + str(file)
-	  
+      print '[+] Found File: ' + str(file)
+
 def main():
   recycleDir = returnDir()
   findRecycled(recycleDir)