In the driver specific files (/exscript/Exscript/protocols/drivers) we see three similar methods:
check_head_for_oscheck_protocol_for_oscheck_response_for_os
Each of these accept a string and upon a successful match, a confidence value is set.
Some drivers have just one of these methods, some have multiple.
Is there a convention as to which method is to be used where?
Looking at the files, it seems that:
the check_response_for_os is used to match content from the banner
the check_head_for_os is used to match content from the text that appears before username is prompted
not sure about check_protocol_for_os it only appears in ios.py
In the driver specific files (
/exscript/Exscript/protocols/drivers) we see three similar methods:check_head_for_oscheck_protocol_for_oscheck_response_for_osEach of these accept a string and upon a successful match, a confidence value is set.
Some drivers have just one of these methods, some have multiple. Is there a convention as to which method is to be used where?
Looking at the files, it seems that:
check_response_for_osis used to match content from the bannercheck_head_for_osis used to match content from the text that appears before username is promptedcheck_protocol_for_osit only appears inios.py