问读取tar文件内容而不解压，在python脚本中

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>>> import  tarfile
>>> tar = tarfile.open("test.tar")
>>> tar.getmembers()

import tarfile,os
import sys
os.chdir("/tmp/foo")
tar = tarfile.open("test.tar")
for member in tar.getmembers():
    f=tar.extractfile(member)
    content=f.read()
    print "%s has %d newlines" %(member, content.count("\n"))
    print "%s has %d spaces" % (member,content.count(" "))
    print "%s has %d characters" % (member, len(content))
    sys.exit()
tar.close()

 |  getnames(self)
 |      Return the members of the archive as a list of their names. It has
 |      the same order as the list returned by getmembers().

 |  extractfile(self, member)
 |      Extract a member from the archive as a file object. `member' may be
 |      a filename or a TarInfo object. If `member' is a regular file, a
 |      file-like object is returned. If `member' is a link, a file-like
 |      object is constructed from the link's target. If `member' is none of
 |      the above, None is returned.
 |      The file-like object is read-only and provides the following
 |      methods: read(), readline(), readlines(), seek() and tell()

index = {i.name: i for i in my_tarfile.getmembers()}

#!/usr/bin/env python3
import tarfile

my_tarfile = tarfile.open('/path/to/mytarfile.tar')

print(my_tarfile.extractfile('./path/to/file.png').read())

#!/usr/bin/env python3
import tarfile
import pprint

my_tarfile = tarfile.open('/path/to/mytarfile.tar')

index = my_tarfile.getnames()  # a list of strings, each members name
# or
# index = {i.name: i for i in my_tarfile.getmembers()}

pprint.pprint(index)

#!/usr/bin/env python3

import tarfile
import base64
import textwrap
import random

# note, indexing a tar file requires reading it completely once
# if we want to do anything after indexing it, it must be a file
# that can be seeked (not a stream), so here we open a file we
# can seek
my_tarfile = tarfile.open('/path/to/mytar.tar')


# tarfile.getmembers is similar to os.stat kind of, it will
# give you the member names (i.name) as well as TarInfo attributes:
#
# chksum,devmajor,devminor,gid,gname,linkname,linkpath,
# mode,mtime,name,offset,offset_data,path,pax_headers,
# size,sparse,tarfile,type,uid,uname
#
# here we use a dictionary comprehension to index all TarInfo
# members by the member name
index = {i.name: i for i in my_tarfile.getmembers()}

print(index.keys())

# pick your member
# note: if you can pick your member before indexing the tar file,
# you don't need to index it to read that file, you can directly
# my_tarfile.extractfile(name)
# or my_tarfile.getmember(name)

# pick your filename from the index dynamically
my_file_name = random.choice(index.keys())

my_file_tarinfo = index[my_file_name]
my_file_size = my_file_tarinfo.size
my_file_buf = my_tarfile.extractfile( 
    my_file_name
    # or my_file_tarinfo
)

print('file_name: {}'.format(my_file_name))
print('file_size: {}'.format(my_file_size))
print('----- BEGIN FILE BASE64 -----'
print(
    textwrap.fill(
        base64.b64encode(
            my_file_buf.read()
        ).decode(),
        72
    )
)
print('----- END FILE BASE64 -----'

tar -tf mybadtar.tar 
mymember.txt  # "version 1\n"
mymember.txt  # "version 1\n"
mymember.txt  # "version 2\n"
mymember.txt  # "capturetheflag\n"
mymember.txt  # "version 3\n"

#!/usr/bin/env python3

import tarfile
my_tarfile = tarfile.open('mybadtar.tar')

# >>> my_tarfile.getnames()
# ['mymember.txt', 'mymember.txt', 'mymember.txt', 'mymember.txt', 'mymember.txt']

# if we use extracfile on a name, we get the last entry, I'm not sure how python is smart enough to do this, it must read the entire tar file and buffer every valid member and return the last one

# >>> my_tarfile.extractfile('mymember.txt').read()
# b'version 3\n'

# >>> my_tarfile.extractfile(my_tarfile.getmembers()[3]).read()
# b'capturetheflag\n'

import tarfile
my_tarfile = tarfile.open('mybadtar.tar')
# note, if we do anything to the tarfile object that will 
# cause a full read, the tarfile.next() method will return none,
# so call next in a loop as the first thing you do if you want to
# iterate

while True:
    my_member = my_tarfile.next()
    if not my_member:
        break
    print((my_member.offset, mytarfile.extractfile(my_member).read,))

# (0, b'version 1\n')
# (1024, b'version 1\n')
# (2048, b'version 2\n')
# (3072, b'capturetheflag\n')
# (4096, b'version 3\n')