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  """Utilities for subcommands that need to SSH into virtual machine guests.
  
  This module provides the following things:
    Errors used by various SSH-based commands.
    Various helper functions.
    BaseSSHHelper: The primary purpose of the BaseSSHHelper class is to
        get the instance and project information, determine whether the user's
        SSH public key is in the metadata, determine if the SSH public key
        needs to be added to the instance/project metadata, and then add the
        key if necessary.
    BaseSSHCLIHelper: An additional wrapper around BaseSSHHelper that adds
        common flags needed by the various SSH-based commands.
  """
  
  from __future__ import absolute_import
  from __future__ import division
  from __future__ import unicode_literals
  
  import collections
  import datetime
  import json
  
  from googlecloudsdk.api_lib.compute import constants
  from googlecloudsdk.api_lib.compute import metadata_utils
  from googlecloudsdk.api_lib.compute import path_simplifier
  from googlecloudsdk.api_lib.compute import utils
  from googlecloudsdk.calliope import arg_parsers
  from googlecloudsdk.calliope import exceptions
  from googlecloudsdk.command_lib.util.ssh import ssh
  from googlecloudsdk.core import exceptions as core_exceptions
  from googlecloudsdk.core import log
  from googlecloudsdk.core import properties
  from googlecloudsdk.core.console import console_io
  from googlecloudsdk.core.console import progress_tracker
  from googlecloudsdk.core.util import times
  import six
  
  # The maximum amount of time to wait for a newly-added SSH key to
  # propagate before giving up.
  SSH_KEY_PROPAGATION_TIMEOUT_SEC = 60
  
  _TROUBLESHOOTING_URL = (
      'https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/troubleshooting#ssherrors')
  
  
  class UnallocatedIPAddressError(core_exceptions.Error):
    """An exception to be raised when a network interface's IP address is yet
  
       to be allocated.
    """
  
  
  class MissingExternalIPAddressError(core_exceptions.Error):
    """An exception to be raised when a network interface does not have an
  
       external IP address.
    """
  
  
  class CommandError(core_exceptions.Error):
    """Wraps ssh.CommandError, primarly for adding troubleshooting info."""
  
    def __init__(self, original_error, message=None):
      if message is None:
        message = 'See {url} for troubleshooting hints.'.format(
            url=_TROUBLESHOOTING_URL)
  
      super(CommandError, self).__init__(
          '{0}\n{1}'.format(original_error, message),
          exit_code=original_error.exit_code)
  
  
  class ArgumentError(core_exceptions.Error):
    """Invalid combinations of, or malformed, arguments."""
    pass
  
  
  class SetProjectMetadataError(core_exceptions.Error):
    pass
  
  
  class NetworkError(core_exceptions.Error):
    """Indicates that an SSH connection couldn't be established right now."""
  
    def __init__(self):
      super(NetworkError, self).__init__(
          'Could not SSH into the instance.  It is possible that your SSH key '
          'has not propagated to the instance yet. Try running this command '
          'again.  If you still cannot connect, verify that the firewall and '
          'instance are set to accept ssh traffic.')
  
  
  def GetExternalInterface(instance_resource, no_raise=False):
    """Returns the network interface of the instance with an external IP address.
  
    Args:
      instance_resource: An instance resource object.
      no_raise: A boolean flag indicating whether or not to return None instead of
        raising.
  
    Raises:
      UnallocatedIPAddressError: If the instance_resource's external IP address
        has yet to be allocated.
      MissingExternalIPAddressError: If no external IP address is found for the
        instance_resource and no_raise is False.
  
    Returns:
      A network interface resource object or None if no_raise and a network
      interface with an external IP address does not exist.
    """
    if instance_resource.networkInterfaces:
      for network_interface in instance_resource.networkInterfaces:
        access_configs = network_interface.accessConfigs
        if access_configs:
          if access_configs[0].natIP:
            return network_interface
          elif not no_raise:
            raise UnallocatedIPAddressError(
                'Instance [{0}] in zone [{1}] has not been allocated an external '
                'IP address yet. Try rerunning this command later.'.format(
                    instance_resource.name,
                    path_simplifier.Name(instance_resource.zone)))
  
    if no_raise:
      return None
  
    raise MissingExternalIPAddressError(
        'Instance [{0}] in zone [{1}] does not have an external IP address, '
        'so you cannot SSH into it. To add an external IP address to the '
        'instance, use [gcloud compute instances add-access-config].'.format(
            instance_resource.name, path_simplifier.Name(instance_resource.zone)))
  
  
  def GetExternalIPAddress(instance_resource, no_raise=False):
    """Returns the external IP address of the instance.
  
    Args:
      instance_resource: An instance resource object.
      no_raise: A boolean flag indicating whether or not to return None instead of
        raising.
  
    Raises:
      UnallocatedIPAddressError: If the instance_resource's external IP address
        has yet to be allocated.
      MissingExternalIPAddressError: If no external IP address is found for the
        instance_resource and no_raise is False.
  
    Returns:
      A string IP address or None if no_raise is True and no external IP exists.
    """
    network_interface = GetExternalInterface(instance_resource, no_raise=no_raise)
    return network_interface.accessConfigs[0].natIP if network_interface else None
  
  
  def GetInternalInterface(instance_resource):
    """Returns the a network interface of the instance.
  
    Args:
      instance_resource: An instance resource object.
  
    Raises:
      ToolException: If instance has no network interfaces.
  
    Returns:
      A network interface resource object.
    """
    if instance_resource.networkInterfaces:
      return instance_resource.networkInterfaces[0]
    raise exceptions.ToolException(
        'Instance [{0}] in zone [{1}] has no network interfaces.'.format(
            instance_resource.name,
            path_simplifier.Name(instance_resource.zone)))
  
  
  def GetInternalIPAddress(instance_resource):
    """Returns the internal IP address of the instance.
  
    Args:
      instance_resource: An instance resource object.
  
    Raises:
      ToolException: If instance has no network interfaces.
  
    Returns:
      A string IP address.
    """
    return GetInternalInterface(instance_resource).networkIP
  
  
  def GetSSHKeyExpirationFromArgs(args):
    """Converts flags to an ssh key expiration in datetime and micros."""
    if args.ssh_key_expiration:
      # this argument is checked in ParseFutureDatetime to be sure that it
      # is not already expired.  I.e. the expiration should be in the future.
      expiration = args.ssh_key_expiration
    elif args.ssh_key_expire_after:
      expiration = times.Now() + datetime.timedelta(
          seconds=args.ssh_key_expire_after)
    else:
      return None, None
  
    expiration_micros = times.GetTimeStampFromDateTime(expiration) * 1e6
    return expiration, int(expiration_micros)
  
  
  def _GetSSHKeyListFromMetadataEntry(metadata_entry):
    """Returns a list of SSH keys (without whitespace) from a metadata entry."""
    keys = []
    for line in metadata_entry.split('\n'):
      line_strip = line.strip()
      if line_strip:
        keys.append(line_strip)
    return keys
  
  
  def _GetSSHKeysFromMetadata(metadata):
    """Returns the ssh-keys and legacy sshKeys metadata values.
  
    This function will return all of the SSH keys in metadata, stored in
    the default metadata entry ('ssh-keys') and the legacy entry ('sshKeys').
  
    Args:
      metadata: An instance or project metadata object.
  
    Returns:
      A pair of lists containing the SSH public keys in the default and
      legacy metadata entries.
    """
    ssh_keys = []
    ssh_legacy_keys = []
  
    if not metadata:
      return ssh_keys, ssh_legacy_keys
  
    for item in metadata.items:
      if item.key == constants.SSH_KEYS_METADATA_KEY:
        ssh_keys = _GetSSHKeyListFromMetadataEntry(item.value)
      elif item.key == constants.SSH_KEYS_LEGACY_METADATA_KEY:
        ssh_legacy_keys = _GetSSHKeyListFromMetadataEntry(item.value)
  
    return ssh_keys, ssh_legacy_keys
  
  
  def _SSHKeyExpiration(ssh_key):
    """Returns a datetime expiration time for an ssh key entry from metadata.
  
    Args:
      ssh_key: A single ssh key entry.
  
    Returns:
      None if no expiration set or a datetime object of the expiration (in UTC).
  
    Raises:
      ValueError: If the ssh key entry could not be parsed for expiration (invalid
        format, missing expected entries, etc).
      dateutil.DateTimeSyntaxError: The found expiration could not be parsed.
      dateutil.DateTimeValueError: The found expiration could not be parsed.
    """
    # Valid format of a key with expiration is:
    # <user>:<protocol> <key> google-ssh {... "expireOn": "<iso-8601>" ...}
    #        0            1        2                  json @ 3+
    key_parts = ssh_key.split()
    if len(key_parts) < 4 or key_parts[2] != 'google-ssh':
      return None
    expiration_json = ' '.join(key_parts[3:])
    expiration = json.loads(expiration_json)
    try:
      expireon = times.ParseDateTime(expiration['expireOn'])
    except KeyError:
      raise ValueError('Unable to find expireOn entry')
    return times.LocalizeDateTime(expireon, times.UTC)
  
  
  def _PrepareSSHKeysValue(ssh_keys):
    """Returns a string appropriate for the metadata.
  
    Expired SSH keys are always removed.
    Then Values are taken from the tail until either all values are taken or
    _MAX_METADATA_VALUE_SIZE_IN_BYTES is reached, whichever comes first. The
    selected values are then reversed. Only values at the head of the list will be
    subject to removal.
  
    Args:
      ssh_keys: A list of keys. Each entry should be one key.
  
    Returns:
      A new-line-joined string of SSH keys.
    """
    keys = []
    bytes_consumed = 0
  
    now = times.LocalizeDateTime(times.Now(), times.UTC)
  
    for key in reversed(ssh_keys):
      try:
        expiration = _SSHKeyExpiration(key)
        expired = expiration is not None and expiration < now
        if expired:
          continue
      except (ValueError, times.DateTimeSyntaxError,
              times.DateTimeValueError) as exc:
        # Unable to get expiration, so treat it like it is unexpiring.
        log.warning(
            'Treating {0!r} as unexpiring, since unable to parse: {1}'.format(
                key, exc))
  
      num_bytes = len(key + '\n')
      if bytes_consumed + num_bytes > constants.MAX_METADATA_VALUE_SIZE_IN_BYTES:
        prompt_message = ('The following SSH key will be removed from your '
                          'project because your SSH keys metadata value has '
                          'reached its maximum allowed size of {0} bytes: {1}')
        prompt_message = prompt_message.format(
            constants.MAX_METADATA_VALUE_SIZE_IN_BYTES, key)
        console_io.PromptContinue(message=prompt_message, cancel_on_no=True)
      else:
        keys.append(key)
        bytes_consumed += num_bytes
  
    keys.reverse()
    return '\n'.join(keys)
  
  
  def _AddSSHKeyToMetadataMessage(message_classes, user, public_key, metadata,
                                  expiration=None, legacy=False):
    """Adds the public key material to the metadata if it's not already there.
  
    Args:
      message_classes: An object containing API message classes.
      user: The username for the SSH key.
      public_key: The SSH public key to add to the metadata.
      metadata: The existing metadata.
      expiration: If provided, a datetime after which the key is no longer valid.
      legacy: If true, store the key in the legacy "sshKeys" metadata entry.
  
    Returns:
      An updated metadata API message.
    """
    if expiration is None:
      entry = '{user}:{public_key}'.format(
          user=user, public_key=public_key.ToEntry(include_comment=True))
    else:
      # The client only supports a specific format. See
      # https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/compute-image-packages/blob/master/packages/python-google-compute-engine/google_compute_engine/accounts/accounts_daemon.py#L118
      expire_on = times.FormatDateTime(expiration, '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S+0000',
                                       times.UTC)
      entry = '{user}:{public_key} google-ssh {jsondict}'.format(
          user=user, public_key=public_key.ToEntry(include_comment=False),
          # The json blob has strict encoding requirements by some systems.
          # Order entries to meet requirements.
          # Any spaces produces a Pantheon Invalid Key Required Format error:
          # cs/java/com/google/developers/console/web/compute/angular/ssh_keys_editor_item.ng
          jsondict=json.dumps(collections.OrderedDict([
              ('userName', user),
              ('expireOn', expire_on)])).replace(' ', ''))
  
    ssh_keys, ssh_legacy_keys = _GetSSHKeysFromMetadata(metadata)
    all_ssh_keys = ssh_keys + ssh_legacy_keys
    log.debug('Current SSH keys in project: {0}'.format(all_ssh_keys))
  
    if entry in all_ssh_keys:
      return metadata
  
    if legacy:
      metadata_key = constants.SSH_KEYS_LEGACY_METADATA_KEY
      updated_ssh_keys = ssh_legacy_keys
    else:
      metadata_key = constants.SSH_KEYS_METADATA_KEY
      updated_ssh_keys = ssh_keys
    updated_ssh_keys.append(entry)
    return metadata_utils.ConstructMetadataMessage(
        message_classes=message_classes,
        metadata={metadata_key: _PrepareSSHKeysValue(updated_ssh_keys)},
        existing_metadata=metadata)
  
  
  def _MetadataHasBlockProjectSshKeys(metadata):
    """Return true if the metadata has 'block-project-ssh-keys' set and 'true'."""
    if not (metadata and metadata.items):
      return False
    matching_values = [item.value for item in metadata.items
                       if item.key == constants.SSH_KEYS_BLOCK_METADATA_KEY]
    if not matching_values:
      return False
    return matching_values[0].lower() == 'true'
  
  
  class BaseSSHHelper(object):
    """Helper class for subcommands that need to connect to instances using SSH.
  
    Clients can call EnsureSSHKeyIsInProject() to make sure that the
    user's public SSH key is placed in the project metadata before
    proceeding.
  
    Attributes:
      keys: ssh.Keys, the public/private key pair.
      env: ssh.Environment, the current environment, used by subclasses.
    """
  
    keys = None
  
    @staticmethod
    def Args(parser):
      """Args is called by calliope to gather arguments for this command.
  
      Please add arguments in alphabetical order except for no- or a clear-
      pair for that argument which can follow the argument itself.
      Args:
        parser: An argparse parser that you can use to add arguments that go
            on the command line after this command. Positional arguments are
            allowed.
      """
      parser.add_argument(
          '--force-key-file-overwrite',
          action='store_true',
          default=None,
          help="""\
          If enabled, the gcloud command-line tool will regenerate and overwrite
          the files associated with a broken SSH key without asking for
          confirmation in both interactive and non-interactive environments.
  
          If disabled, the files associated with a broken SSH key will not be
          regenerated and will fail in both interactive and non-interactive
          environments.""")
  
      # Last line empty to preserve spacing between last paragraph and calliope
      # attachment "Use --no-force-key-file-overwrite to disable."
      parser.add_argument(
          '--ssh-key-file',
          help="""\
          The path to the SSH key file. By default, this is ``{0}''.
          """.format(ssh.Keys.DEFAULT_KEY_FILE))
  
    def Run(self, args):
      """Sets up resources to be used by concrete subclasses.
  
      Subclasses must call this in their Run() before continuing.
  
      Args:
        args: argparse.Namespace, arguments that this command was invoked with.
  
      Raises:
        ssh.CommandNotFoundError: SSH is not supported.
      """
  
      self.keys = ssh.Keys.FromFilename(args.ssh_key_file)
      self.env = ssh.Environment.Current()
      self.env.RequireSSH()
  
    def GetInstance(self, client, instance_ref):
      """Fetch an instance based on the given instance_ref."""
      request = (client.apitools_client.instances,
                 'Get',
                 client.messages.ComputeInstancesGetRequest(
                     instance=instance_ref.Name(),
                     project=instance_ref.project,
                     zone=instance_ref.zone))
  
      return client.MakeRequests([request])[0]
  
    def GetProject(self, client, project):
      """Returns the project object.
  
      Args:
        client: The compute client.
        project: str, the project we are requesting or None for value from
          from properties
  
      Returns:
        The project object
      """
      return client.MakeRequests(
          [(client.apitools_client.projects, 'Get',
            client.messages.ComputeProjectsGetRequest(
                project=project or
                properties.VALUES.core.project.Get(required=True),))])[0]
  
    def GetHostKeysFromGuestAttributes(self, client, instance_ref):
      """Get host keys from guest attributes.
  
      Args:
        client: The compute client.
        instance_ref: The instance object.
  
      Returns:
        A dictionary of host keys, with the type as the key and the host key
        as the value.
      """
      requests = [(client.apitools_client.instances,
                   'GetGuestAttributes',
                   client.messages.ComputeInstancesGetGuestAttributesRequest(
                       instance=instance_ref.Name(),
                       project=instance_ref.project,
                       queryPath='hostkeys/',
                       zone=instance_ref.zone))]
  
      try:
        hostkeys = client.MakeRequests(requests)[0]
      except exceptions.ToolException as e:
        if ('The resource \'hostkeys/\' of type \'Guest Attribute\' was not '
            'found.') in six.text_type(e):
          hostkeys = None
        else:
          raise e
  
      hostkey_dict = {}
  
      if hostkeys is not None:
        for item in hostkeys.queryValue.items:
          if item.namespace == 'hostkeys':
            hostkey_dict[item.key] = item.value
  
      return hostkey_dict
  
    def WriteHostKeysToKnownHosts(self, known_hosts, host_keys, host_key_alias):
      """Writes host keys to known hosts file.
  
      Only writes keys to known hosts file if there are no existing keys for
      the host.
  
      Args:
        known_hosts: obj, known_hosts file object.
        host_keys: dict, dictionary of host keys.
        host_key_alias: str, alias for host key entries.
      """
      host_key_entries = []
      for key_type, key in host_keys.items():
        host_key_entry = '{0} {1}'.format(key_type, key)
        host_key_entries.append(host_key_entry)
      host_key_entries.sort()
      new_keys_added = known_hosts.AddMultiple(
          host_key_alias, host_key_entries, overwrite=False)
      if new_keys_added:
        log.status.Print('Writing {0} keys to {1}'
                         .format(len(host_key_entries), known_hosts.file_path))
      if host_key_entries and not new_keys_added:
        log.status.Print('Existing host keys found in {0}'
                         .format(known_hosts.file_path))
      known_hosts.Write()
  
    def _SetProjectMetadata(self, client, new_metadata):
      """Sets the project metadata to the new metadata."""
      errors = []
      client.MakeRequests(
          requests=[
              (client.apitools_client.projects,
               'SetCommonInstanceMetadata',
               client.messages.ComputeProjectsSetCommonInstanceMetadataRequest(
                   metadata=new_metadata,
                   project=properties.VALUES.core.project.Get(
                       required=True),
               ))],
          errors_to_collect=errors)
      if errors:
        utils.RaiseException(
            errors,
            SetProjectMetadataError,
            error_message='Could not add SSH key to project metadata:')
  
    def SetProjectMetadata(self, client, new_metadata):
      """Sets the project metadata to the new metadata with progress tracker."""
      with progress_tracker.ProgressTracker('Updating project ssh metadata'):
        self._SetProjectMetadata(client, new_metadata)
  
    def _SetInstanceMetadata(self, client, instance, new_metadata):
      """Sets the project metadata to the new metadata."""
      errors = []
      # API wants just the zone name, not the full URL
      zone = instance.zone.split('/')[-1]
      client.MakeRequests(
          requests=[
              (client.apitools_client.instances,
               'SetMetadata',
               client.messages.ComputeInstancesSetMetadataRequest(
                   instance=instance.name,
                   metadata=new_metadata,
                   project=properties.VALUES.core.project.Get(
                       required=True),
                   zone=zone
               ))],
          errors_to_collect=errors)
      if errors:
        utils.RaiseToolException(
            errors,
            error_message='Could not add SSH key to instance metadata:')
  
    def SetInstanceMetadata(self, client, instance, new_metadata):
      """Sets the instance metadata to the new metadata with progress tracker."""
      with progress_tracker.ProgressTracker('Updating instance ssh metadata'):
        self._SetInstanceMetadata(client, instance, new_metadata)
  
    def EnsureSSHKeyIsInInstance(self, client, user, instance, expiration,
                                 legacy=False):
      """Ensures that the user's public SSH key is in the instance metadata.
  
      Args:
        client: The compute client.
        user: str, the name of the user associated with the SSH key in the
            metadata
        instance: Instance, ensure the SSH key is in the metadata of this instance
        expiration: datetime, If not None, the point after which the key is no
            longer valid.
        legacy: If the key is not present in metadata, add it to the legacy
            metadata entry instead of the default entry.
  
      Returns:
        bool, True if the key was newly added, False if it was in the metadata
            already
      """
      public_key = self.keys.GetPublicKey()
      new_metadata = _AddSSHKeyToMetadataMessage(
          client.messages, user, public_key, instance.metadata,
          expiration=expiration, legacy=legacy)
      has_new_metadata = new_metadata != instance.metadata
      if has_new_metadata:
        self.SetInstanceMetadata(client, instance, new_metadata)
      return has_new_metadata
  
    def EnsureSSHKeyIsInProject(self, client, user, project=None,
                                expiration=None):
      """Ensures that the user's public SSH key is in the project metadata.
  
      Args:
        client: The compute client.
        user: str, the name of the user associated with the SSH key in the
            metadata
        project: Project, the project SSH key will be added to
        expiration: datetime, If not None, the point after which the key is no
            longer valid.
  
      Returns:
        bool, True if the key was newly added, False if it was in the metadata
            already
      """
      public_key = self.keys.GetPublicKey()
      if not project:
        project = self.GetProject(client, None)
      existing_metadata = project.commonInstanceMetadata
      new_metadata = _AddSSHKeyToMetadataMessage(
          client.messages, user, public_key, existing_metadata,
          expiration=expiration)
      if new_metadata != existing_metadata:
        self.SetProjectMetadata(client, new_metadata)
        return True
      else:
        return False
  
    def EnsureSSHKeyExists(self, compute_client, user, instance, project,
                           expiration):
      """Controller for EnsureSSHKey* variants.
  
      Sends the key to the project metadata or instance metadata,
      and signals whether the key was newly added.
  
      Args:
        compute_client: The compute client.
        user: str, The user name.
        instance: Instance, the instance to connect to.
        project: Project, the project instance is in.
        expiration: datetime, If not None, the point after which the key is no
            longer valid.
  
  
      Returns:
        bool, True if the key was newly added.
      """
      # There are two kinds of metadata: project-wide metadata and per-instance
      # metadata. There are five SSH-key related metadata keys:
      #
      # * project['ssh-keys']: shared project-wide list of keys.
      # * project['sshKeys']: legacy, shared project-wide list of keys.
      # * instance['block-project-ssh-keys']: bool, when true indicates that
      #     instance keys should replace project keys rather than being added
      #     to them.
      # * instance['ssh-keys']: instance specific list of keys.
      # * instance['sshKeys']: legacy, instance specific list of keys. When
      #     present, instance keys override project keys as if
      #     instance['block-project-ssh-keys'] was true.
      #
      # SSH-like commands work by copying a relevant SSH key to
      # the appropriate metadata value. The VM grabs keys from the metadata as
      # follows (pseudo-Python):
      #
      #   def GetAllSshKeys(project, instance):
      #       if 'sshKeys' in instance.metadata:
      #           return (instance.metadata['sshKeys'] +
      #                   instance.metadata['ssh-keys'])
      #       elif instance.metadata['block-project-ssh-keys'] == 'true':
      #           return instance.metadata['ssh-keys']
      #       else:
      #           return (instance.metadata['ssh-keys'] +
      #                   project.metadata['ssh-keys'] +
      #                   project.metadata['sshKeys']) # Legacy Project Keys
      #
      _, ssh_legacy_keys = _GetSSHKeysFromMetadata(instance.metadata)
      if ssh_legacy_keys:
        # If we add a key to project-wide metadata but the per-instance
        # 'sshKeys' metadata exists, we won't be able to ssh in because the VM
        # won't check the project-wide metadata. To avoid this, if the instance
        # has per-instance SSH key metadata, we add the key there instead.
        keys_newly_added = self.EnsureSSHKeyIsInInstance(
            compute_client, user, instance, expiration, legacy=True)
      elif _MetadataHasBlockProjectSshKeys(instance.metadata):
        # If the instance 'ssh-keys' metadata overrides the project-wide
        # 'ssh-keys' metadata, we should put our key there.
        keys_newly_added = self.EnsureSSHKeyIsInInstance(
            compute_client, user, instance, expiration)
      else:
        # Otherwise, try to add to the project-wide metadata. If we don't have
        # permissions to do that, add to the instance 'ssh-keys' metadata.
        try:
          keys_newly_added = self.EnsureSSHKeyIsInProject(
              compute_client, user, project, expiration)
        except SetProjectMetadataError:
          log.info('Could not set project metadata:', exc_info=True)
          # If we can't write to the project metadata, it may be because of a
          # permissions problem (we could inspect this exception object further
          # to make sure, but because we only get a string back this would be
          # fragile). If that's the case, we want to try the writing to instance
          # metadata. We prefer this to the per-instance override of the
          # project metadata.
          log.info('Attempting to set instance metadata.')
          keys_newly_added = self.EnsureSSHKeyIsInInstance(
              compute_client, user, instance, expiration)
      return keys_newly_added
  
    def GetConfig(self, host_key_alias, strict_host_key_checking=None,
                  host_keys_to_add=None):
      """Returns a dict of default `ssh-config(5)` options on the OpenSSH format.
  
      Args:
        host_key_alias: str, Alias of the host key in the known_hosts file.
        strict_host_key_checking: str or None, whether to enforce strict host key
          checking. If None, it will be determined by existence of host_key_alias
          in the known hosts file. Accepted strings are 'yes', 'ask' and 'no'.
        host_keys_to_add: dict, A dictionary of host keys to add to the known
          hosts file.
  
      Returns:
        Dict with OpenSSH options.
      """
      config = {}
      known_hosts = ssh.KnownHosts.FromDefaultFile()
      config['UserKnownHostsFile'] = known_hosts.file_path
      # Ensure our SSH key trumps any ssh_agent
      config['IdentitiesOnly'] = 'yes'
      config['CheckHostIP'] = 'no'
  
      if not strict_host_key_checking:
        if known_hosts.ContainsAlias(host_key_alias) or host_keys_to_add:
          strict_host_key_checking = 'yes'
        else:
          strict_host_key_checking = 'no'
      if host_keys_to_add:
        self.WriteHostKeysToKnownHosts(
            known_hosts, host_keys_to_add, host_key_alias)
  
      config['StrictHostKeyChecking'] = strict_host_key_checking
      config['HostKeyAlias'] = host_key_alias
      return config
  
  
  def AddSSHKeyExpirationArgs(parser):
    """Additional flags to handle expiring SSH keys."""
    group = parser.add_mutually_exclusive_group()
  
    def ParseFutureDatetime(s):
      """Parses a string value into a future Datetime object."""
      dt = arg_parsers.Datetime.Parse(s)
      if dt < times.Now():
        raise arg_parsers.ArgumentTypeError(
            'Date/time must be in the future: {0}'.format(s))
      return dt
  
    group.add_argument(
        '--ssh-key-expiration',
        type=ParseFutureDatetime,
        help="""\
          The time when the ssh key will be valid until, such as
          "2017-08-29T18:52:51.142Z." This is only valid if the instance is not
          using OS Login. See $ gcloud topic datetimes for information on time
          formats.
          """)
    group.add_argument(
        '--ssh-key-expire-after',
        type=arg_parsers.Duration(lower_bound='1s'),
        help="""\
          The maximum length of time an SSH key is valid for once created and
          installed, e.g. 2m for 2 minutes. See $ gcloud topic datetimes for
          information on duration formats.
        """)
  
  
  class BaseSSHCLIHelper(BaseSSHHelper):
    """Helper class for subcommands that use ssh or scp."""
  
    @staticmethod
    def Args(parser):
      """Args is called by calliope to gather arguments for this command.
  
      Please add arguments in alphabetical order except for no- or a clear-
      pair for that argument which can follow the argument itself.
  
      Args:
        parser: An argparse parser that you can use to add arguments that go
            on the command line after this command. Positional arguments are
            allowed.
      """
      super(BaseSSHCLIHelper, BaseSSHCLIHelper).Args(parser)
  
      parser.add_argument(
          '--dry-run',
          action='store_true',
          help=('Print the equivalent scp/ssh command that would be run to '
                'stdout, instead of executing it.'))
  
      parser.add_argument(
          '--plain',
          action='store_true',
          help="""\
          Suppress the automatic addition of *ssh(1)*/*scp(1)* flags. This flag
          is useful if you want to take care of authentication yourself or
          use specific ssh/scp features.
          """)
  
      parser.add_argument(
          '--strict-host-key-checking',
          choices=['yes', 'no', 'ask'],
          help="""\
          Override the default behavior of StrictHostKeyChecking for the
          connection. By default, StrictHostKeyChecking is set to 'no' the first
          time you connect to an instance, and will be set to 'yes' for all
          subsequent connections.
          """)
  
      AddSSHKeyExpirationArgs(parser)
  
    def Run(self, args):
      super(BaseSSHCLIHelper, self).Run(args)
      if not args.plain:
        self.keys.EnsureKeysExist(args.force_key_file_overwrite,
                                  allow_passphrase=True)
  
    def PreliminarilyVerifyInstance(self, instance_id, remote, identity_file,
                                    options):
      """Verify the instance's identity by connecting and running a command.
  
      Args:
        instance_id: str, id of the compute instance.
        remote: ssh.Remote, remote to connect to.
        identity_file: str, optional key file.
        options: dict, optional ssh options.
  
      Raises:
        ssh.CommandError: The ssh command failed.
        core_exceptions.NetworkIssueError: The instance id does not match.
      """
      metadata_id_url = (
          'http://metadata.google.internal/computeMetadata/v1/instance/id')
      # Exit codes 255 and 1 are taken by OpenSSH and PuTTY.
      # 23 chosen by fair dice roll.
      remote_command = [
          '[ `curl "{}" -H "Metadata-Flavor: Google" -q` = {} ] || exit 23'
          .format(metadata_id_url, instance_id)]
      cmd = ssh.SSHCommand(remote, identity_file=identity_file,
                           options=options, remote_command=remote_command)
      return_code = cmd.Run(self.env, force_connect=True)
      if return_code == 0:
        return
      elif return_code == 23:
        raise core_exceptions.NetworkIssueError(
            'Established connection with host {} but was unable to '
            'confirm ID of the instance.'.format(remote.host))
      raise ssh.CommandError(cmd, return_code=return_code)
  
  
  def HostKeyAlias(instance):
    return 'compute.{0}'.format(instance.id)
  
  
  def GetUserAndInstance(user_host):
    """Returns pair consiting of user name and instance name."""
    parts = user_host.split('@')
    if len(parts) == 1:
      user = ssh.GetDefaultSshUsername(warn_on_account_user=True)
      instance = parts[0]
      return user, instance
    if len(parts) == 2:
      return parts
    raise exceptions.ToolException(
        'Expected argument of the form [USER@]INSTANCE; received [{0}].'
        .format(user_host))
  
  
  def CreateSSHPoller(remote, identity_file, options, iap_tunnel_args,
                      extra_flags=None, port=None):
    """Creates and returns an SSH poller."""
  
    ssh_poller_args = {'remote': remote,
                       'identity_file': identity_file,
                       'options': options,
                       'iap_tunnel_args': iap_tunnel_args,
                       'extra_flags': extra_flags,
                       'max_wait_ms': SSH_KEY_PROPAGATION_TIMEOUT_SEC}
  
    # Do not include default port since that will prevent users from
    # specifying a custom port (b/121998342).
    if port:
      ssh_poller_args['port'] = six.text_type(port)
  
    return ssh.SSHPoller(**ssh_poller_args)
  