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# This file is part of the sos project: https://github.com/sosreport/sos
#
# This copyrighted material is made available to anyone wishing to use,
# modify, copy, or redistribute it subject to the terms and conditions of
# version 2 of the GNU General Public License.
#
# See the LICENSE file in the source distribution for further information.

# pylint: disable=too-many-locals,too-many-branches

import fnmatch
import inspect
import json
import os
import random
import re
import string
import socket
import shutil
import sys

from datetime import datetime
from concurrent.futures import ThreadPoolExecutor
from getpass import getpass
from pathlib import Path
from shlex import quote
from sos.cleaner import SoSCleaner
from sos.collector.sosnode import SosNode
from sos.options import ClusterOption, str_to_bool
from sos.component import SoSComponent
from sos.utilities import bold
from sos import __version__
from sos.upload import SoSUpload

COLLECTOR_CONFIG_DIR = '/etc/sos/groups.d'


class SoSCollector(SoSComponent):
    """
    sos collect, or SoS Collector, is the formerly standalone sos-collector
    project, brought into sos natively in 4.0 and later.

    It is meant to collect sos reports from an arbitrary number of remote
    nodes, as well as the localhost, at the same time. These nodes may be
    either user defined, defined by some clustering software, or both.

    For cluster defined lists of nodes, cluster profiles exist that not only
    define how these node lists are generated but may also influence the
    sos report command run on nodes depending upon their role within the
    cluster.

    Nodes are connected to via a 'transport' which defaults to the use of
    OpenSSH's Control Persist feature. Other transport types are available, and
    may be specifically linked to use with a certain cluster profile (or, at
    minimum, a node within a certain cluster type even if that profile is not
    used).

    sos collect may be run from either a node within the cluster that is
    capable of enumerating/discovering the other cluster nodes, or may be run
    from a user's workstation and instructed to first connect to such a node
    via the --primary option. If run in the latter manner, users will likely
    want to use the --no-local option, as by default sos collect will also
    collect an sos report locally.

    Users should expect this command to result in a tarball containing one or
    more sos report archives on the system that sos collect was executed on.
    """

    desc = 'Collect an sos report from multiple nodes simultaneously'

    arg_defaults = {
        'all_logs': False,
        'alloptions': False,
        'allow_system_changes': False,
        'become_root': False,
        'case_id': False,
        'chroot': 'auto',
        'clean': False,
        'cluster_options': [],
        'cluster_type': None,
        'container_runtime': 'auto',
        'domains': [],
        'disable_parsers': [],
        'enable_plugins': [],
        'encrypt_key': '',
        'encrypt_pass': '',
        'group': None,
        'image': '',
        'inherit_config_file': False,
        'force_pull_image': True,
        'skip_cleaning_files': [],
        'jobs': 4,
        'journal_size': 0,
        'keywords': [],
        'keyword_file': None,
        'keep_binary_files': False,
        'label': '',
        'list_options': False,
        'log_size': 0,
        'low_priority': False,
        'map_file': '/etc/sos/cleaner/default_mapping',
        'primary': '',
        'namespaces': None,
        'node_config_file': None,
        'nodes': [],
        'no_env_vars': False,
        'no_local': False,
        'nopasswd_sudo': False,
        'no_pkg_check': False,
        'no_update': False,
        'only_plugins': [],
        'password': False,
        'password_per_node': False,
        'plugopts': [],
        'plugin_timeout': None,
        'cmd_timeout': None,
        'preset': '',