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A simple script to list the available debian porterbox machines. If you happen
to be a debian developer and you need access to a particular architecture, this
script might be helpful if you don't feel like reading the web page.
The output looks similar to:
Architecture Hostname Access
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armel abel.debian.org public
armhf asachi.debian.org public
kfreebsd-amd64 asdfasdf.debian.net public (non-DSA-machine)
amd64 barriere.debian.org restricted
mipsel eder.debian.org public
hurd-i386 exodar.debian.net public (non-DSA-machine)
kfreebsd-amd64 falla.debian.org public
kfreebsd-i386 fischer.debian.org public
mips gabrielli.debian.org public
armhf harris.debian.org [unknown]
kfreebsd-i386 io.debian.net public (non-DSA-machine)
armhf ipa.debian.net public (non-DSA-machine)
ia64 merulo.debian.org public
powerpc partch.debian.org developer only
ppc64el pastel.debian.net public (non-DSA-machine)
sh4 sh4.g15.jp public (non-DSA-machine)
sparc smetana.debian.org public
hurd-i386 strauss.debian.net public (non-DSA-machine)
sh4 sumotsu.debian.net public (non-DSA-machine)
armhf turfan.debian.net public (non-DSA-machine)
avr32 xoothais.err.no public (non-DSA-machine)
s390x zelenka.debian.org public
Found 22 machines
## Installation
You can use pip directly from the cloned repository:
$ cd porterbox
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
$ pip install . (or run the script directly)
Or you can create a virtualenv and install there (make sure `python-virtualenv`
is installed):
$ cd porterbox
$ virtualenv .venv
$ . .venv/bin/activate
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
$ pip install . (or run the script directly)
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