Add functions for encrypting and decrypting junipter $9$ type passwords

[johanek]

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[itdependsnetworks]

@johanek can you provide the cli showing that this works as expected? It would be great to show doing the same thing as the test shows as well. On our side we will try and do the same.

[johanek]

@johanek can you provide the cli showing that this works as expected? It would be great to show doing the same thing as the test shows as well. On our side we will try and do the same.

@itdependsnetworks hey, I'm sorry but I'm not clear what you're asking for. Here's an example of using the functions:

In [1]: from netutils.password import decrypt_juniper, encrypt_juniper

In [3]: encrypt_juniper('mypassword')
Out[3]: '$9$U/jqf9A0OIciku1hcMWjHqfz6CtOEhr'

In [4]: decrypt_juniper('$9$U/jqf9A0OIciku1hcMWjHqfz6CtOEhr')
Out[4]: 'mypassword'

The usage with examples is already in the docstrings for the function. Was there something else you were after?

[itdependsnetworks]

Sorry, just looking for the cli output on the junos side. We had it before (may have even been me :) ) where it didn't actually match what the vendor was doing.

[johanek]

# set system radius-server 10.0.0.1 secret RadiusSecret

# show | compare
[edit system radius-server]
+   10.0.0.1 secret "$9$vqY8NVws4GUHX7kPQzAtW8X7-wg4ZDHmX7Hm"; ## SECRET-DATA

In [1]: from netutils.password import decrypt_juniper, encrypt_juniper

In [2]: decrypt_juniper('$9$vqY8NVws4GUHX7kPQzAtW8X7-wg4ZDHmX7Hm')
Out[2]: 'RadiusSecret'

[itdependsnetworks]

Thanks, I am good with this! Will just make sure other maintainers are as well.

[abates]

@johanek Please resolve merge conflicts and we can approve.

Thanks!

[johanek]

@johanek Please resolve merge conflicts and we can approve.

Thanks!

Done!