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Author: Howard Enos
Machine: HOWARD-HOME
Timestamp: 2026-07-06 16:41:20
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Howard Enos
2026-07-06 16:41:48 -07:00
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.claude/skills/screenconnect/scripts/sc.py
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@@ -101,18 +101,37 @@ def _gated(action_desc: str, confirm: bool) -> bool:
# --- handlers ---
def cmd_status(client, args):
# Auth check via the fleet filter; report instance + custom-property map + counts.
access = client.list_sessions(session_type="access")
support = client.list_sessions(session_type="support")
na = len(access) if isinstance(access, list) else 0
ns = len(support) if isinstance(support, list) else 0
# Auth check via the most basic verified method (GetSessionsByName), so status
# confirms credentials even on an extension version without GetSessionsByFilter.
client.get_sessions_by_name("")
print(f"[OK] Authenticated to {SC_BASE_URL}")
print(f" extension: {client.extension_guid}")
print(f" custom properties: {CUSTOM_PROPERTIES}")
print(f" fleet: {na} Access (unattended) + {ns} Support session(s)")
# Fleet counts are a best-effort add-on: the filter method may be absent, and it
# must never fail the auth check that status exists to perform.
try:
access = client.list_sessions(session_type="access")
support = client.list_sessions(session_type="support")
na = len(access) if isinstance(access, list) else 0
ns = len(support) if isinstance(support, list) else 0
print(f" fleet: {na} Access (unattended) + {ns} Support session(s)")
except ScreenConnectError as exc:
print(f" fleet: (listing unavailable via GetSessionsByFilter: {exc})")
return 0
def _effective_type(args) -> str:
"""Resolve the SessionType filter for `sessions`. Explicit --type wins. Otherwise
a bare listing defaults to the Access fleet, but a TARGETED search (by name/like/
company/site/tag) spans all types - matching the old GetSessionsByName behavior,
where a by-name lookup found Support sessions too."""
if args.type is not None:
return args.type
if any([args.name, args.like, args.company, args.site, args.tag]):
return "all"
return "access"
def cmd_sessions(client, args):
# Full-fleet listing is the default (no selector -> every Access session).
# A raw --filter wins; otherwise build a filter from the structured flags.
@@ -120,20 +139,17 @@ def cmd_sessions(client, args):
data = client.get_sessions_by_filter(args.filter)
else:
data = client.list_sessions(
session_type=args.type,
session_type=_effective_type(args),
name=args.name or None,
name_like=args.like,
company=args.company,
site=args.site,
tag=args.tag,
)
if isinstance(data, list) and args.limit and len(data) > args.limit:
shown = data[: args.limit]
if args.json:
_emit(shown, True)
else:
_print_sessions(shown)
print(f" ... {len(data) - args.limit} more (raise --limit or use --json)")
# --limit only caps the human-readable print; --json is always the full set.
if not args.json and isinstance(data, list) and args.limit and len(data) > args.limit:
_print_sessions(data[: args.limit])
print(f" ... {len(data) - args.limit} more (raise --limit or use --json)")
return 0
_emit(data, True) if args.json else _print_sessions(data)
return 0
@@ -225,8 +241,9 @@ def build_parser() -> argparse.ArgumentParser:
sp.add_argument("--company", help="Filter by CP1 = Company.")
sp.add_argument("--site", help="Filter by CP2 = Site.")
sp.add_argument("--tag", help="Filter by CP3 = Tag.")
sp.add_argument("--type", default="access",
help="access (default) | support | meeting | all.")
sp.add_argument("--type", default=None,
help="access | support | meeting | all. Default: access for a "
"bare listing, all when a name/company/etc selector is given.")
sp.add_argument("--filter", help="Raw session-filter expression (overrides the flags).")
sp.add_argument("--limit", type=int, default=0,
help="Cap rows printed (0 = no cap; --json is always full).")