Changeset 429 for trunk/tssh/make-package-debian
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- Nov 25, 2019, 3:34:24 PM (5 years ago)
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r420 r429 38 38 Package: ${PKG_NAME} 39 39 Version: ${CODE_VERSION}-${PKG_VERSION} 40 Section: utils41 Tag: implemented-in::bash, interface::commandline, role::program40 Section: admin 41 Tag: admin::cluster, implemented-in::bash, interface::commandline, interface::text-mode, network::client, protocol::ssh, role::program, use::login 42 42 Priority: optional 43 Depends: tmux, openssh-client, ncurses-bin, findutils, grep 43 Depends: tmux, openssh-client, ncurses-bin, findutils, grep, wamerican | wfrench 44 44 Suggests: nmap, parallel 45 45 Architecture: all 46 46 Installed-Size: $(du -ks ${tmp_folder}|cut -f 1) 47 47 Maintainer: Gabriel Moreau <Gabriel.Moreau@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr> 48 Description: tmux cluster ssh48 Description: administer multiple ssh shells simultaneously with tmux 49 49 tssh is an acronym for tmux ssh. 50 50 In practise, tssh is an ncurve version of cluster-ssh. 51 51 It has been used in the LEGI laboratory for over 5 years. 52 tssh is a small tool to luanch command over many computers. 52 tssh is a small tool to launch command over many computers. 53 It allows you to control multiple ssh sessions from a single input window. 54 You can also configure clusters of machines for easy invocation 55 and interact with individual terminal windows during a session. 53 56 . 54 57 The tool is quite effective and tries to keep things simple. … … 74 77 echo "( cd /srv/www/debian/ ; reprepro includedeb jessie ~/jessie/${PKG_NAME}_${CODE_VERSION}-${PKG_VERSION}_all.deb )" 75 78 echo "( cd /srv/www/debian/ ; reprepro includedeb stretch ~/stretch/${PKG_NAME}_${CODE_VERSION}-${PKG_VERSION}_all.deb )" 79 echo "( cd /srv/www/debian/ ; reprepro includedeb buster ~/buster/${PKG_NAME}_${CODE_VERSION}-${PKG_VERSION}_all.deb )" 76 80 echo "( cd /srv/www/debian/ ; reprepro dumpreferences ) | grep -i tssh"
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