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package Win32::Tracert::Parser; |
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$Win32::Tracert::Parser::VERSION = '0.011'; |
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use strict; |
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use Object::Tiny qw (input); |
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# ABSTRACT: Parser object used by method B in Win32::Tracert |
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sub to_parse{ |
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my $self=shift; |
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my $tracert_outpout=$self->input; |
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die "Attending ARRAY REF and got something else ! \n" unless ref($tracert_outpout) eq "ARRAY"; |
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my $tracert_result={}; |
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my $host_targeted; |
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my $ip_targeted; |
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foreach my $curline (@{$tracert_outpout}){ |
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#remove empty line |
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next LINE if $curline =~ /^$/; |
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next LINE if "$curline" !~ /(\w|\d)+/; |
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#We looking for the target (NB: It is only sure with IP V4 Adress ) |
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#If we have DNS solving we record hostname and IP Adress |
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#Else we keep only IP Adress |
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if ($curline =~ /^\S+.*\[(?:\d{1,3}\.){3}\d{1,3}\]/) { |
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($host_targeted,$ip_targeted)=(split(/\s/, $curline))[-2..-1]; |
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$ip_targeted =~ s/(\[|\])//g; |
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chomp $ip_targeted; |
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#Data Structure initalization with first results |
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$tracert_result->{"$ip_targeted"}={'IPADRESS' => "$ip_targeted", 'HOSTNAME' => "$host_targeted", 'HOPS' => []}; |
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next LINE; |
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} |
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elsif($curline =~ /^\S+.*\s(?:\d{1,3}\.){3}\d{1,3}\s/){ |
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$ip_targeted = $curline; |
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$ip_targeted =~ s/.*?((?:\d{1,3}\.){3}\d{1,3}).*$/$1/; |
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chomp $ip_targeted; |
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$tracert_result->{"$ip_targeted"}={'IPADRESS' => "$ip_targeted", 'HOPS' => []}; |
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my $hop_data; |
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#Working on HOPS to reach Target |
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if ($curline =~ /^\s+\d+(?:\s+(?:\<1|\d+)\sms){3}\s+.*$/) { |
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my $hop_ip; |
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my $hop_host="N/A"; |
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#We split Hop result to create and feed our data structure |
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my (undef, $hopnb, $p1_rt, $p1_ut, $p2_rt, $p2_ut, $p3_rt, $p3_ut, $hop_identity) = split(/\s+/,$curline,9); |
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#If we have hostname and IP Adress we keep all else we have only IP Adress to keep |
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if ($hop_identity =~ /.*\[(?:\d{1,3}\.){3}\d{1,3}\]/) { |
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$hop_identity =~ s/(\[|\])//g; |
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($hop_host,$hop_ip)=split(/\s+/, $hop_identity); |
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} |
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elsif($hop_identity =~ /(?:\d{1,3}\.){3}\d{1,3}/){ |
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$hop_ip=$hop_identity; |
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$hop_ip =~ s/\s//g; |
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die "Bad format $hop_identity\n"; |
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#Cleaning IP data to be sure not to have carriage return |
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chomp $hop_ip; |
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#We store our data across hashtable reference |
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$hop_data={'HOPID' => $hopnb, |
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'HOSTNAME' => $hop_host, |
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'IPADRESS' => $hop_ip, |
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'PACKET1_RT' => $p1_rt, |
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'PACKET2_RT' => $p2_rt, |
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'PACKET3_RT' => $p3_rt, |
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#Each data record is store to table in ascending order |
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push @{$tracert_result->{"$ip_targeted"}->{'HOPS'}}, $hop_data; |
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next LINE; |
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} |
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elsif ($curline =~ /^\s+\d+\s+(?:\*\s+){3}.*$/){ |
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my $hop_ip='N/A'; |
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my $hop_host='N/A'; |
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my (undef, $hopnb, $p1_rt, $p2_rt, $p3_rt, $hop_identity) = split(/\s+/,$curline,6); |
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$hop_data={'HOPID' => $hopnb, |
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'HOSTNAME' => $hop_host, |
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'IPADRESS' => $hop_ip, |
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'PACKET1_RT' => $p1_rt, |
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push @{$tracert_result->{"$ip_targeted"}->{'HOPS'}}, $hop_data; |
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my (undef, $hopnb, $p1_rt, $p2_rt, $p2_ut, $p3_rt, $p3_ut, $hop_identity) = split(/\s+/,$curline,6); |
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