Rhineheart

A modular rewrite of neo-scripts

At some point I'll add some more functionality to this.

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Usage

Print the help with python rhineheart.py -h

--markobjects / -mo

Mark the objects suppled with --inputfile as Owned, High Value, or both

The input file can contain any objects, though only those that are matched in the database will be updated

Valid options:

• owned - mark supplied objects as Owned
• highvalue - mark supplied objects as High Value
• both - mark supplied objects as both Owned and High Value

Requires --inputfile

--epochconvert / -ec

Convert timestamps at the specified column index (set with --col) in the file supplied with --inputfile to a human readable format

Date format can be optionally set with --dateformat

Requires --inputfile and --col

--col / -c

Specify the column index to be used by --epochconvert

Can be specified multiple times using -col 1 -col 2 -col n

--findold / -fo

Search for objects with either last logon or password last set older than a certain number of days (defined with --days)

Valid options:

• logon - last logon
• password - password last changed

Requires --days

--days / -d

Number of days since the current date (Required by --findold)

--inputfile

Path to the input file (Required by --markobjects and --epochconvert)

Objects must be formatted using the syntax NAME@DOMAIN

Optional Args

--outputfile / -of

Path to output file

--dateformat / -df

Specify the output date format to use (defaults to %H:%M:%S %d/%m/%Y)

Valid options:

• short - %d/%m/%Y
• us - H:%M:%S %m/%d/%Y
• usshort - %m/%d/%Y

--indelim / -id

Use in conjunction with --inputfile to specify the file delimiter to use (defaults to ,)

if you want to use tab as a delimiter you have to specify it as --indelim $'\t'

--outdelim / -od

Use in conjunction with --outputfile to specify the file delimiter to use (defaults to ,)

if you want to use tab as a delimiter you have to specify it as -outdelim $'\t'

--noheaders / -nh

Prevent header row from being written to screen when using --verbose

--timeout / -t

Timeout for HTTP requests to Neo4j (defaults to 30 seconds)

--verbose / -v

Displays verbose output messages.

At the moment this is the same output that would be written to file with --outputfile

This is really only useful if you want to redirect tool output to the clipboard or another tool

DB Args

--dbhost / -dh

IP address or hostname where Neo4j is currently listening (defaults to 127.0.0.1)

--dbport / -dp

Neo4j HTTP API listening port (defaults to 7474)

--username / -u

Username to authenticate to Neo4j (defaults to neo4j)

--password / -p

Password to authenticate to Neo4j (defaults to Pa55w0rd)