A client to connect to the Repoman VM repository.
##Install Process
1. Install prerequisites
yum install python-setuptools
easy_install pip
2. Install repoman-client
pip install repoman-client
3. Run repoman-client with the command `repoman`.
Repoman uses grid certificates to authenticate users with the server.
Ensure that you have a valid, RFC-compliant grid proxy certificate before running repoman.
(e.g. `$ grid-proxy-init -rfc`)
For more information about repoman, please consult the repoman manpages via the `man repoman` command.
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