Python-Pty-Shells
Comprehensive python-pty-shells commands and workflows for system administration across all platforms.
Basic Commands
Command | Description |
---|---|
python-pty-shells --version |
Show python-pty-shells version |
python-pty-shells --help |
Display help information |
python-pty-shells init |
Initialize python-pty-shells in current directory |
python-pty-shells status |
Check current status |
python-pty-shells list |
List available options |
python-pty-shells info |
Display system information |
python-pty-shells config |
Show configuration settings |
python-pty-shells update |
Update to latest version |
python-pty-shells start |
Start python-pty-shells service |
python-pty-shells stop |
Stop python-pty-shells service |
python-pty-shells restart |
Restart python-pty-shells service |
python-pty-shells reload |
Reload configuration |
Installation
Linux/Ubuntu
# Package manager installation
sudo apt update
sudo apt install python-pty-shells
# Alternative installation
wget https://github.com/example/python-pty-shells/releases/latest/download/python-pty-shells-linux
chmod +x python-pty-shells-linux
sudo mv python-pty-shells-linux /usr/local/bin/python-pty-shells
# Build from source
git clone https://github.com/example/python-pty-shells.git
cd python-pty-shells
make && sudo make install
macOS
# Homebrew installation
brew install python-pty-shells
# MacPorts installation
sudo port install python-pty-shells
# Manual installation
curl -L -o python-pty-shells https://github.com/example/python-pty-shells/releases/latest/download/python-pty-shells-macos
chmod +x python-pty-shells
sudo mv python-pty-shells /usr/local/bin/
Windows
# Chocolatey installation
choco install python-pty-shells
# Scoop installation
scoop install python-pty-shells
# Winget installation
winget install python-pty-shells
# Manual installation
# Download from https://github.com/example/python-pty-shells/releases
# Extract and add to PATH
Configuration
Command | Description |
---|---|
python-pty-shells config show |
Display current configuration |
python-pty-shells config list |
List all configuration options |
python-pty-shells config set <key> <value> |
Set configuration value |
python-pty-shells config get <key> |
Get configuration value |
python-pty-shells config unset <key> |
Remove configuration value |
python-pty-shells config reset |
Reset to default configuration |
python-pty-shells config validate |
Validate configuration file |
python-pty-shells config export |
Export configuration to file |
Advanced Operations
File Operations
# Create new file/resource
python-pty-shells create <name>
# Read file/resource
python-pty-shells read <name>
# Update existing file/resource
python-pty-shells update <name>
# Delete file/resource
python-pty-shells delete <name>
# Copy file/resource
python-pty-shells copy <source> <destination>
# Move file/resource
python-pty-shells move <source> <destination>
# List all files/resources
python-pty-shells list --all
# Search for files/resources
python-pty-shells search <pattern>
Network Operations
# Connect to remote host
python-pty-shells connect <host>:<port>
# Listen on specific port
python-pty-shells listen --port <port>
# Send data to target
python-pty-shells send --target <host> --data "<data>"
# Receive data from source
python-pty-shells receive --source <host>
# Test connectivity
python-pty-shells ping <host>
# Scan network range
python-pty-shells scan <network>
# Monitor network traffic
python-pty-shells monitor --interface <interface>
# Proxy connections
python-pty-shells proxy --listen <port> --target <host>:<port>
Process Management
# Start background process
python-pty-shells start --daemon
# Stop running process
python-pty-shells stop --force
# Restart with new configuration
python-pty-shells restart --config <file>
# Check process status
python-pty-shells status --verbose
# Monitor process performance
python-pty-shells monitor --metrics
# Kill all processes
python-pty-shells killall
# Show running processes
python-pty-shells ps
# Manage process priority
python-pty-shells priority --pid <pid> --level <level>
Security Features
Authentication
# Login with username/password
python-pty-shells login --user <username>
# Login with API key
python-pty-shells login --api-key <key>
# Login with certificate
python-pty-shells login --cert <cert_file>
# Logout current session
python-pty-shells logout
# Change password
python-pty-shells passwd
# Generate new API key
python-pty-shells generate-key --name <key_name>
# List active sessions
python-pty-shells sessions
# Revoke session
python-pty-shells revoke --session <session_id>
Encryption
# Encrypt file
python-pty-shells encrypt --input <file> --output <encrypted_file>
# Decrypt file
python-pty-shells decrypt --input <encrypted_file> --output <file>
# Generate encryption key
python-pty-shells keygen --type <type> --size <size>
# Sign file
python-pty-shells sign --input <file> --key <private_key>
# Verify signature
python-pty-shells verify --input <file> --signature <sig_file>
# Hash file
python-pty-shells hash --algorithm <algo> --input <file>
# Generate certificate
python-pty-shells cert generate --name <name> --days <days>
# Verify certificate
python-pty-shells cert verify --cert <cert_file>
Monitoring and Logging
System Monitoring
# Monitor system resources
python-pty-shells monitor --system
# Monitor specific process
python-pty-shells monitor --pid <pid>
# Monitor network activity
python-pty-shells monitor --network
# Monitor file changes
python-pty-shells monitor --files <directory>
# Real-time monitoring
python-pty-shells monitor --real-time --interval 1
# Generate monitoring report
python-pty-shells report --type monitoring --output <file>
# Set monitoring alerts
python-pty-shells alert --threshold <value> --action <action>
# View monitoring history
python-pty-shells history --type monitoring
Logging
# View logs
python-pty-shells logs
# View logs with filter
python-pty-shells logs --filter <pattern>
# Follow logs in real-time
python-pty-shells logs --follow
# Set log level
python-pty-shells logs --level <level>
# Rotate logs
python-pty-shells logs --rotate
# Export logs
python-pty-shells logs --export <file>
# Clear logs
python-pty-shells logs --clear
# Archive logs
python-pty-shells logs --archive <archive_file>
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
Issue: Command not found
# Check if python-pty-shells is installed
which python-pty-shells
python-pty-shells --version
# Check PATH variable
echo $PATH
# Reinstall if necessary
sudo apt reinstall python-pty-shells
# or
brew reinstall python-pty-shells
Issue: Permission denied
# Run with elevated privileges
sudo python-pty-shells <command>
# Check file permissions
ls -la $(which python-pty-shells)
# Fix permissions
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/python-pty-shells
# Check ownership
sudo chown $USER:$USER /usr/local/bin/python-pty-shells
Issue: Configuration errors
# Validate configuration
python-pty-shells config validate
# Reset to default configuration
python-pty-shells config reset
# Check configuration file location
python-pty-shells config show --file
# Backup current configuration
python-pty-shells config export > backup.conf
# Restore from backup
python-pty-shells config import backup.conf
Issue: Service not starting
# Check service status
python-pty-shells status --detailed
# Check system logs
journalctl -u python-pty-shells
# Start in debug mode
python-pty-shells start --debug
# Check port availability
netstat -tulpn|grep <port>
# Kill conflicting processes
python-pty-shells killall --force
Debug Commands
Command | Description |
---|---|
python-pty-shells --debug |
Enable debug output |
python-pty-shells --verbose |
Enable verbose logging |
python-pty-shells --trace |
Enable trace logging |
python-pty-shells test |
Run built-in tests |
python-pty-shells doctor |
Run system health check |
python-pty-shells diagnose |
Generate diagnostic report |
python-pty-shells benchmark |
Run performance benchmarks |
python-pty-shells validate |
Validate installation and configuration |
Performance Optimization
Resource Management
# Set memory limit
python-pty-shells --max-memory 1G <command>
# Set CPU limit
python-pty-shells --max-cpu 2 <command>
# Enable caching
python-pty-shells --cache-enabled <command>
# Set cache size
python-pty-shells --cache-size 100M <command>
# Clear cache
python-pty-shells cache clear
# Show cache statistics
python-pty-shells cache stats
# Optimize performance
python-pty-shells optimize --profile <profile>
# Show performance metrics
python-pty-shells metrics
Parallel Processing
# Enable parallel processing
python-pty-shells --parallel <command>
# Set number of workers
python-pty-shells --workers 4 <command>
# Process in batches
python-pty-shells --batch-size 100 <command>
# Queue management
python-pty-shells queue add <item>
python-pty-shells queue process
python-pty-shells queue status
python-pty-shells queue clear
Integration
Scripting
#!/bin/bash
# Example script using python-pty-shells
set -euo pipefail
# Configuration
CONFIG_FILE="config.yaml"
LOG_FILE="python-pty-shells.log"
# Check if python-pty-shells is available
if ! command -v python-pty-shells &> /dev/null; then
echo "Error: python-pty-shells is not installed" >&2
exit 1
fi
# Function to log messages
log() \\\\{
echo "$(date '+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') - $1"|tee -a "$LOG_FILE"
\\\\}
# Main operation
main() \\\\{
log "Starting python-pty-shells operation"
if python-pty-shells --config "$CONFIG_FILE" run; then
log "Operation completed successfully"
exit 0
else
log "Operation failed with exit code $?"
exit 1
fi
\\\\}
# Cleanup function
cleanup() \\\\{
log "Cleaning up"
python-pty-shells cleanup
\\\\}
# Set trap for cleanup
trap cleanup EXIT
# Run main function
main "$@"
API Integration
#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Python wrapper for the tool
"""
import subprocess
import json
import logging
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Dict, List, Optional
class ToolWrapper:
def __init__(self, config_file: Optional[str] = None):
self.config_file = config_file
self.logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
def run_command(self, args: List[str]) -> Dict:
"""Run command and return parsed output"""
cmd = ['tool_name']
if self.config_file:
cmd.extend(['--config', self.config_file])
cmd.extend(args)
try:
result = subprocess.run(
cmd,
capture_output=True,
text=True,
check=True
)
return \\\\{'stdout': result.stdout, 'stderr': result.stderr\\\\}
except subprocess.CalledProcessError as e:
self.logger.error(f"Command failed: \\\\{e\\\\}")
raise
def status(self) -> Dict:
"""Get current status"""
return self.run_command(['status'])
def start(self) -> Dict:
"""Start service"""
return self.run_command(['start'])
def stop(self) -> Dict:
"""Stop service"""
return self.run_command(['stop'])
# Example usage
if __name__ == "__main__":
wrapper = ToolWrapper()
status = wrapper.status()
print(json.dumps(status, indent=2))
Environment Variables
Variable | Description | Default |
---|---|---|
PYTHON-PTY-SHELLS_CONFIG |
Configuration file path | ~/.python-pty-shells/config.yaml |
PYTHON-PTY-SHELLS_HOME |
Home directory | ~/.python-pty-shells |
PYTHON-PTY-SHELLS_LOG_LEVEL |
Logging level | INFO |
PYTHON-PTY-SHELLS_LOG_FILE |
Log file path | ~/.python-pty-shells/logs/python-pty-shells.log |
PYTHON-PTY-SHELLS_CACHE_DIR |
Cache directory | ~/.python-pty-shells/cache |
PYTHON-PTY-SHELLS_DATA_DIR |
Data directory | ~/.python-pty-shells/data |
PYTHON-PTY-SHELLS_TIMEOUT |
Default timeout | 30s |
PYTHON-PTY-SHELLS_MAX_WORKERS |
Maximum workers | 4 |
Configuration File
# ~/.python-pty-shells/config.yaml
version: "1.0"
# General settings
settings:
debug: false
verbose: false
log_level: "INFO"
log_file: "~/.python-pty-shells/logs/python-pty-shells.log"
timeout: 30
max_workers: 4
# Network configuration
network:
host: "localhost"
port: 8080
ssl: true
timeout: 30
retries: 3
# Security settings
security:
auth_required: true
api_key: ""
encryption: "AES256"
verify_ssl: true
# Performance settings
performance:
cache_enabled: true
cache_size: "100M"
cache_dir: "~/.python-pty-shells/cache"
max_memory: "1G"
# Monitoring settings
monitoring:
enabled: true
interval: 60
metrics_enabled: true
alerts_enabled: true
Examples
Basic Workflow
# 1. Initialize python-pty-shells
python-pty-shells init
# 2. Configure basic settings
python-pty-shells config set host example.com
python-pty-shells config set port 8080
# 3. Start service
python-pty-shells start
# 4. Check status
python-pty-shells status
# 5. Perform operations
python-pty-shells run --target example.com
# 6. View results
python-pty-shells results
# 7. Stop service
python-pty-shells stop
Advanced Workflow
# Comprehensive operation with monitoring
python-pty-shells run \
--config production.yaml \
--parallel \
--workers 8 \
--verbose \
--timeout 300 \
--output json \
--log-file operation.log
# Monitor in real-time
python-pty-shells monitor --real-time --interval 5
# Generate report
python-pty-shells report --type comprehensive --output report.html
Automation Example
#!/bin/bash
# Automated python-pty-shells workflow
# Configuration
TARGETS_FILE="targets.txt"
RESULTS_DIR="results/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)"
CONFIG_FILE="automation.yaml"
# Create results directory
mkdir -p "$RESULTS_DIR"
# Process each target
while IFS= read -r target; do
echo "Processing $target..."
python-pty-shells \
--config "$CONFIG_FILE" \
--output json \
--output-file "$RESULTS_DIR/$\\\\{target\\\\}.json" \
run "$target"
done < "$TARGETS_FILE"
# Generate summary report
python-pty-shells report summary \
--input "$RESULTS_DIR/*.json" \
--output "$RESULTS_DIR/summary.html"
Best Practices
Security
- Always verify checksums when downloading binaries
- Use strong authentication methods (API keys, certificates)
- Regularly update to the latest version
- Follow principle of least privilege
- Enable audit logging for compliance
- Use encrypted connections when possible
- Validate all inputs and configurations
- Implement proper access controls
Performance
- Use appropriate resource limits for your environment
- Monitor system performance regularly
- Optimize configuration for your use case
- Use parallel processing when beneficial
- Implement proper caching strategies
- Regular maintenance and cleanup
- Profile performance bottlenecks
- Use efficient algorithms and data structures
Operational
- Maintain comprehensive documentation
- Implement proper backup strategies
- Use version control for configurations
- Monitor and alert on critical metrics
- Implement proper error handling
- Use automation for repetitive tasks
- Regular security audits and updates
- Plan for disaster recovery
Development
- Follow coding standards and conventions
- Write comprehensive tests
- Use continuous integration/deployment
- Implement proper logging and monitoring
- Document APIs and interfaces
- Use version control effectively
- Review code regularly
- Maintain backward compatibility
Resources
Official Documentation
Community Resources
Learning Resources
- Getting Started Guide
- Tutorial Series
- Best Practices Guide
- Video Tutorials
- Training Courses
- Certification Program
Related Tools
- Git - Complementary functionality
- Docker - Alternative solution
- Kubernetes - Integration partner
Last updated: 2025-07-06|Edit on GitHub