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`ssh prod` runs no command this scan can resolve, and what is typed or piped into the shell it opens never reaches any gate — `write_pty` and `run_argv(stdin=…)` are both unchecked input. The tool description said nothing about it, so the call looked like any other. The hop is now reported even when no command follows (`RemoteTarget.shell`), and the review announces it: `remote shell on 'prod' (ssh with no command; its input is not checked)`. It is a soft confirm like the other reviews (YOLO may skip it, an escalation behind a hop still may not) — the client itself stays outside the denylist, since there is no program to name.
205 lines
8.4 KiB
Python
205 lines
8.4 KiB
Python
from __future__ import annotations
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from plyngent.tools.command_scan import basename, dash_c_code, escalators_in_chain, is_interpreter, unwrap_command
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def test_basename() -> None:
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assert basename("/usr/bin/python3.12") == "python3.12"
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assert basename("C:\\Tools\\RM.EXE") == "rm"
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assert basename("pdm") == "pdm"
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def test_escalators_in_chain() -> None:
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assert escalators_in_chain(["sudo", "-u", "root", "python", "-c", "print(1)"]) == ("sudo",)
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assert escalators_in_chain(["env", "FOO=1", "doas", "id"]) == ("doas",)
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assert escalators_in_chain(["pdm", "run", "sudo", "id"]) == ("sudo",)
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# Only the command line counts: the code an interpreter carries is not read.
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assert escalators_in_chain(["bash", "-c", "sudo id"]) == ()
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assert escalators_in_chain(["grep", "-c", "sudo", "notes.txt"]) == ()
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def test_unwrap_plain_command() -> None:
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scan = unwrap_command(["grep", "-c", "needle", "f.txt"])
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assert scan.wrappers == ()
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assert scan.offset == 0
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assert scan.base == "grep"
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assert scan.command == ("grep", "-c", "needle", "f.txt")
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assert scan.self_review == ()
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def test_unwrap_env_assignment_and_options() -> None:
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scan = unwrap_command(["env", "FOO=1", "nice", "-n", "10", "python", "-c", "print(1)"])
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assert scan.wrappers == ("env", "nice")
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assert scan.offset == 5
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assert scan.base == "python"
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assert scan.command == ("python", "-c", "print(1)")
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def test_unwrap_privileged_wrapper() -> None:
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scan = unwrap_command(["sudo", "-u", "root", "--", "python", "script.py"])
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assert scan.wrappers == ("sudo",)
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assert scan.base == "python"
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assert scan.command == ("python", "script.py")
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def test_unwrap_wrapper_duration_of_its_own() -> None:
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scan = unwrap_command(["timeout", "30s", "bash", "-c", "ls"])
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assert scan.wrappers == ("timeout",)
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assert scan.base == "bash"
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scan = unwrap_command(["timeout", "5"])
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assert scan.wrappers == ()
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assert scan.base == "timeout"
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def test_unwrap_run_launcher_skips_its_options() -> None:
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scan = unwrap_command(["uv", "run", "--with", "rich", "python", "-c", "print(1)"])
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assert scan.wrappers == ("uv",)
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assert scan.base == "python"
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assert scan.command == ("python", "-c", "print(1)")
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def test_unwrap_nested_wrapper_and_launcher() -> None:
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scan = unwrap_command(["nohup", "pdm", "run", "python", "script.py"])
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assert scan.wrappers == ("nohup", "pdm")
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assert scan.offset == 3
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assert scan.base == "python"
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assert scan.self_review == ("nohup",)
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def test_unwrap_stops_when_no_program_follows() -> None:
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for argv in (["env"], ["timeout", "5"], ["pdm", "run"], ["nohup"]):
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scan = unwrap_command(argv)
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assert scan.wrappers == (), argv
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assert scan.offset == 0, argv
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assert scan.base == argv[0], argv
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def test_unwrap_value_free_flags_do_not_swallow_the_program() -> None:
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"""Only options that consume the next token may be listed as value-taking.
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``exec -c`` (empty environment) and ``exec -l`` (login), ``command
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-p|-v|-V``, ``pkexec --disable-internal-agent`` and ``su -p`` are flags: a
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table entry for them ate the program behind them, so ``exec -c rm -rf /``
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hid ``rm`` from the denylist while ``exec -c git -c … init`` resolved to
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``init``.
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"""
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cases = [
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(["exec", "-c", "rm", "-rf", "/"], "rm"),
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(["exec", "-c", "git", "-c", "init.defaultBranch=main", "init"], "git"),
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(["exec", "-l", "python", "script.py"], "python"),
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(["command", "-v", "rm"], "rm"),
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(["command", "-p", "rm", "-rf", "/"], "rm"),
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(["pkexec", "--disable-internal-agent", "rm", "-rf", "/"], "rm"),
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(["su", "-p", "python", "script.py"], "python"),
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# Options that do take a value still consume it.
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(["exec", "-a", "name", "rm", "-rf", "/"], "rm"),
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(["xargs", "-e", "rm", "-rf", "/"], "rm"),
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]
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for argv, base in cases:
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scan = unwrap_command(argv)
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assert scan.base == base, argv
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assert scan.command[0] == base, argv
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def test_unwrap_collects_command_line_option_values() -> None:
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"""A wrapper option that takes a command line is reported, not just skipped.
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``env -S "rm -rf /"`` hands over a command the review must see; the value is
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code, so it must not be treated as an argument (or as the program).
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"""
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scan = unwrap_command(["env", "-S", "rm -rf /"])
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assert scan.base == "env"
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assert [(span.wrapper, span.option, span.text) for span in scan.command_strings] == [("env", "-S", "rm -rf /")]
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assert scan.command_strings[0].label == "env -S"
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for argv, option, text in (
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(["env", "--split-string=rm -rf /"], "--split-string", "rm -rf /"),
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(["env", "-Srm -rf /"], "-S", "rm -rf /"),
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(["su", "-c", "rm -rf /"], "-c", "rm -rf /"),
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(["su", "--session-command=rm -rf /"], "--session-command", "rm -rf /"),
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):
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spans = unwrap_command(argv).command_strings
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assert [(span.option, span.text) for span in spans] == [(option, text)], argv
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# Plain wrapper options stay arguments: no command line to review.
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assert unwrap_command(["env", "-u", "FOO=1", "rm", "-rf", "/"]).command_strings == ()
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assert unwrap_command(["env", "FOO=1", "git", "-c", "x=y", "log"]).command_strings == ()
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def test_unwrap_empty_argv() -> None:
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scan = unwrap_command([])
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assert scan.base == ""
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assert scan.command == ()
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def test_unwrap_remote_command() -> None:
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"""``ssh``/``mosh`` are unwrapped to the program they run on the far end."""
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scan = unwrap_command(["ssh", "prod", "rm", "-rf", "/"])
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assert scan.wrappers == ("ssh",)
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assert scan.base == "rm"
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assert scan.command == ("rm", "-rf", "/")
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assert scan.remote is not None
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assert (scan.remote.wrapper, scan.remote.host, scan.remote.batch) == ("ssh", "prod", False)
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scan = unwrap_command(["ssh", "-p", "2222", "-i", "~/.ssh/id", "user@prod", "ls", "-la"])
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assert scan.base == "ls"
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assert scan.command == ("ls", "-la")
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assert scan.remote is not None and scan.remote.host == "user@prod"
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# Jammed values, and a hop behind a local wrapper.
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scan = unwrap_command(["ssh", "-p2222", "prod", "uptime"])
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assert scan.base == "uptime"
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assert unwrap_command(["sudo", "ssh", "prod", "id"]).base == "id"
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scan = unwrap_command(["mosh", "prod", "--", "htop"])
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assert scan.base == "htop"
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assert scan.remote is not None and scan.remote.wrapper == "mosh"
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def test_unwrap_remote_batch_mode() -> None:
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"""``-o BatchMode=yes`` is reported: the code runs with no prompt at either end."""
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for argv in (
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["ssh", "-o", "BatchMode=yes", "prod", "deploy.sh"],
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["ssh", "-oBatchMode=yes", "prod", "deploy.sh"],
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["ssh", "-o", "batchmode=YES", "-p", "22", "prod", "deploy.sh"],
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):
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scan = unwrap_command(argv)
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assert scan.remote is not None, argv
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assert scan.remote.batch is True, argv
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scan = unwrap_command(["ssh", "-o", "BatchMode=no", "prod", "deploy.sh"])
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assert scan.remote is not None and scan.remote.batch is False
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def test_unwrap_remote_client_alone() -> None:
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"""A client with no command opens a remote shell: nothing to unwrap."""
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for argv in (["ssh", "prod"], ["ssh", "-N", "prod"], ["ssh", "-G", "prod"], ["mosh", "prod"]):
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scan = unwrap_command(argv)
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assert scan.wrappers == (), argv
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assert scan.base == argv[0], argv
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assert scan.remote is not None, argv
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assert scan.remote.shell is True, argv
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assert scan.remote.host == "prod", argv
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# Without a destination there is no hop to announce.
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for argv in (["ssh"], ["ssh", "-V"]):
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assert unwrap_command(argv).remote is None, argv
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def test_unwrap_remote_command_still_reviews_what_runs() -> None:
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"""The remote slice is parsed like a local command (code, escalation)."""
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scan = unwrap_command(["ssh", "prod", "bash", "-c", "rm -rf /"])
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assert scan.base == "bash"
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assert dash_c_code(scan.command) == (1, "rm -rf /")
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assert escalators_in_chain(["ssh", "prod", "sudo", "rm", "-rf", "/"]) == ("sudo",)
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def test_is_interpreter_ignores_version_suffix() -> None:
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assert is_interpreter("python")
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assert is_interpreter("python3.12")
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assert is_interpreter("node20")
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assert is_interpreter("php8.2")
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assert is_interpreter("sqlite3")
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assert is_interpreter("bash")
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assert not is_interpreter("grep")
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assert not is_interpreter("od")
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assert not is_interpreter("phpmyadmin")
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assert not is_interpreter("")
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