import subprocess

from Modules.file_parse.__file_parse__ import obt_login

from Modules.file_parse.__file_parse__ import obt_pass

from Modules.file_parse.__file_parse__ import obt_message

# The IP of the server we're downloading/uploading things to/from

server = 192.168.1.1

# The names of the files were dealing with

creds = 'credentials.txt'

upload = 'upload-package.txt'

# Download creds

down_user = 'tmp'

down_pass = 'tmp'

# Upload Creds

up_user = 'tmp'

up_pass = 'tmp'

up_mess = 'tmp'

# Loop forever!

while True:

# Verify connection

output = subprocess.check_output(['ping', '-n', '1', server])

if output = 'tmp string for network down':

continue

# Using SFPT because I'm not sure if we can use SCP

with pysftp.Connection('http://' + server, username = down_user, password = down_pass) as sftp:

# Get the download payload

sftp.get(creds, '/creds.txt')

# Open download file

cred_file = open(creds)

# Parse it mytext reads all lines of the file contents

# up_usr and up_pass defined in file contents

text = cred_file.readlines()

up_user = obt_login(text)

up_pass = obt_pass(text)

up_mess = obt_message(text)

with pysftp.Connection(server, username = up_user, password = up_pass) as sftp:

# Put the upload payload

sftp.put(uplpad)

# Close cred_file (After the put since we need to get that done as fast as possible)

cred_file.close()

# End this script to save resources for other things

break

# Not currently connected... Time to try again