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crl.remotescript is a library for executing shell commands and scripts over SSH and Telnet and transferring files over SFTP, SCP and FTP protocols.
Main interface is crl.remotescript.RemoteScript, while multi-node specific extensions are implemented in crl.remotescript.FP.
Documentation
Documentation for crl.remotescript can be found from Read The Docs.
Installation
crl.remotescript library can be installed with pip:
pip install crl.remotescript
Contributing
Please see contributing for development and contribution practices.
The code and the issues are hosted on GitHub.
The project is licensed under BSD-3-Clause.
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