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Show command line output in flask webpage

I'm making a script that runs a command line and then shows the output in flask webpage.
The problem I'm facing is that the output is malformed, it looks like this.
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here's my what I have wrote so far:
import subprocess as sp
#app.route('/harvester/scan',methods=['GET','POST'])
def harv():
domain=request.values.get('domain')
outputt=sp.getoutput("theharvester" + " " + "-d" + " " + domain + " " + "-l 10 -b all" )
return outputt

Function subprocess.getoutput is a legacy one. Try using subprocess.run instead.
Here is the example:
import subprocess
command = 'printf "1\n2"'
out = subprocess.run(command, capture_output=True).stdout.decode()

How to automate git push processes using python?

I'm trying to automate the git push processes using python.
I've succeeded automating all except entering the username and password after the git push command.
This is my code so far:
import subprocess
import sys
add: str = sys.argv[1]
commit: str = sys.argv[2]
branch: str = sys.argv[3]
def run_command(command: str):
print(command)
process = subprocess.Popen(command.split(), stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
print(str(process.args))
if command.startswith("git push"):
output, error = process.communicate()
else:
output, error = process.communicate()
try:
output = bytes(output).decode()
error = bytes(error).decode()
if not output:
print("output: " + output)
print("error: " + error)
except TypeError:
print()
def main():
global add
global commit
global branch
if add == "" or add == " ":
add = "."
if branch == "":
branch = "master"
print("add: '" + add + "' commit: '" + commit + "' branch: '" + branch + "'")
command = "git add " + add
run_command(command)
commit = commit.replace(" ", "''")
command = 'git commit -m "' + commit + '"'
run_command(command)
command = "git push origin " + branch
run_command(command)
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()
Is there any way to send the information to the command?

If possible, use a credential helper in order to cache that information (credentials associated to a remote URL).
Check the gitcredential section and "Git Tools - Credential Storage".
git config --global credential.helper
That way, you won't have to enter that information at all.

This is how I solved it:
# make sure to cd into the git repo foler
import subprocess
import sys
import os
msg = input('Type the commit message (+ ENTER):')
repo_directory = os.getcwd()
subprocess.run(["git", "add", "."], cwd=repo_directory)
# commit file
subprocess.run(["git", "commit", "-m", msg], cwd=repo_directory)
# push
subprocess.run(["git", "push"], cwd=repo_directory)

Python Subprocess mount returning - non zero exit status 1

I've successfully mounted the drive using fixed //IP/Folder /Mount/Point while providing interchangable username and password as the NAS has permissions set up which are unique to each user.
My First and Working Attempt:
subprocess.check_call("sudo mount -t cifs -o username="+txtUsername.get()+",password="txtPassword.get()+" //IP/Folder /Mount/Point", shell=true)
However after wanting to create a more felxible program i wanted to be able to change the IP and Folder as well as the Mount Point through a config menu.
However when I try to build the command and use it with shell=true it doesn't work and returns a "non zero exit status 1" as a response from the try/except.The structure of the command returned is no different from my working attempt, however the way which i insert it is through variables.
try
password = txtPassword.get()
username = txtUsername.get()
localpath = mountPath
serverAddress = ' //'+serverIP + serverPath +' '+localpath
command = serverAddress
print(command)
subprocess.check_output('sudo mount -t cifs -o username='+username+',password='+password+str(command), shell=True)
#If try fails, caputure error type and store in variable
except subprocess.CalledProcessError as e:
print ("error Message:"+str(e))
**** UPDATE ****
I've done as request in turning the command into an argument after doing some research however the result is no different and still returns a "non zero exit status 1"
command = "sudo mount -t cifs -o username="+username+" password="+password + " " + serverAddress+ " " + localpath
print(command)
subprocess.check_output(command.split(), shell=False)

Nmap not found when run from Python script

I have written basic port scanner for target ip and when I run it through kali vm it says sh: 1: nmap-F192.168.234.135: not found. but when I run nmap -F 192.168.234.135 ... its perfectly working. Can anyone point out the reason behind it. thanks
import os
def get_nmap(options,ip):
command = "nmap" + options + "" + ip
process = os.popen(command)
result = str(process.read())
return result
print(get_nmap('-F','192.168.234.135'))

Better, using the subprocess module:
def get_nmap(options, ip) :
return subprocess.check_output(["nmap", options, ip])
#end get_nmap

You need to add spaces in the command string. Change it to
command = "nmap " + options + " " + ip

Python file not found error when the file clearly exists

I have been working on a project that takes a MySQL dump and restores a database with the information that a user provides. I keep getting a file can not be found error then my custom error for debugging stating that. OS command has failed.
try:
username = self.username.get()
password = self.password.get()
database = self.database.get()
file = self.filename
print str(username)
print str(file)
test = os.system("mysql -u" + username + " -p" + password + " " + database + " <" + file)
if (test != 0):
print "OS COMMAND FAILED"
else:
print "pass"
print test
except:
print "fail"
print "Unexpected error:", sys.exc_info()[0]
raise
I will also continue to do research just in case I find the solution. I have been looking at the os.system command but the problem goes away if I specify the file name right in the command instead of retrieving it from a variable.
All the variables are pulled from entry boxes. There is no way for a user to type the file name incorectly as the program populates the filename based on a openfiledialog box and does not allow for the user to edit that box.
Error text:
C:/Documents and Settings/XPMUser/Desktop/src/database.sql
root
The system cannot find the file specified.
OS COMMAND FAILED
1

If there is a space in the filename, that will cause the kind of problem you describe. The shell will parse the space as being a delimiter. You may want to do something like
import pipes
...
database + " < " + pipes.quote(filename)
Better yet, use the subprocess module
test = subprocess.call(['mysql', '-u', username, '-p', password, database],
stdin=open(file))