[GNUnet-SVN] r20854 - gnunet-planetlab

[gnunet]

Author: wachs
Date: 2012-04-02 15:02:25 +0200 (Mon, 02 Apr 2012)
New Revision: 20854

Added:
   gnunet-planetlab/README
Removed:
   gnunet-planetlab/README.txt
Log:
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Copied: gnunet-planetlab/README (from rev 20853, gnunet-planetlab/README.txt)
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--- gnunet-planetlab/README                             (rev 0)
+++ gnunet-planetlab/README     2012-04-02 13:02:25 UTC (rev 20854)
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+Automation is done with a set of scripts which let the user enter the 
+planetlab nodes in a list and eventually ends up installing the GNUnet 
+software on these nodes including all the gnunet dependencies.
+
+The latest version of the automation toolset is located in the 
+gnunet_automatic_deployment/ subdirectory and basically provides you 
+this scripts:
+
+deploy_gnunet.sh
+Installs GNUnet from SVN on all nodes
+
+Installs all required dependencies from the repository or from source
+Uninstalls outdated packages
+
+start_gnunet.sh
+Starts GNUnet on all nodes
+
+stop_gnunet.sh
+Stops GNUnet on all nodes
+
+update_gnunet.sh
+Updates the GNUnet installation on all nodes
+
+To use the scripts create a file called nodes.txt which contains the 
+hostnames of the planetlab nodes you want to install GNUnet on. You can 
+use the tools from the planetlab-api/ subdirectory to:
+
+addnodes.py
+Add all nodes in the "booted" state to your slice
+getnodes.py
+Get all list of all nodes in the "booted" state assigned to your slice
+Before using the using the scripts, have a look at the first lines of 
+the scripts. You have to edit the lines:
+
+# Planetlab username
+username="tum_dht_testing"
+# Number of ssh parallelism
+parallelism=50
+# Timeout for ssh operations
+timeout=3600
+# Destination directory on the nodes
+deployment_dir="/home/$username/deploy"
+# File containing nodes
+nodes_file="nodes.txt"
+
+To run the scripts you need a running ssh-agent with your credential to
+your slice.
+
+Here a short example how to install GNUnet on all nodes of your slice
+and start it:
+
+Get a list of all booted nodes
+./getnodes.py -u -p
+cp nodes_booted ../gnunet_automatic_deployment/nodes.txt
+Start ssh-agent
+ssh-agent bash
+ssh-add
+Install GNUnet
+./deploy_gnunet.sh
+Start GNUnet
+./start_gnunet.sh
+
+

Deleted: gnunet-planetlab/README.txt
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--- gnunet-planetlab/README.txt 2012-04-02 13:02:13 UTC (rev 20853)
+++ gnunet-planetlab/README.txt 2012-04-02 13:02:25 UTC (rev 20854)
@@ -1,63 +0,0 @@
-Automation is done with a set of scripts which let the user enter the 
-planetlab nodes in a list and eventually ends up installing the GNUnet 
-software on these nodes including all the gnunet dependencies.
-
-The latest version of the automation toolset is located in the 
-gnunet_automatic_deployment/ subdirectory and basically provides you 
-this scripts:
-
-deploy_gnunet.sh
-Installs GNUnet from SVN on all nodes
-
-Installs all required dependencies from the repository or from source
-Uninstalls outdated packages
-
-start_gnunet.sh
-Starts GNUnet on all nodes
-
-stop_gnunet.sh
-Stops GNUnet on all nodes
-
-update_gnunet.sh
-Updates the GNUnet installation on all nodes
-
-To use the scripts create a file called nodes.txt which contains the 
-hostnames of the planetlab nodes you want to install GNUnet on. You can 
-use the tools from the planetlab-api/ subdirectory to:
-
-addnodes.py
-Add all nodes in the "booted" state to your slice
-getnodes.py
-Get all list of all nodes in the "booted" state assigned to your slice
-Before using the using the scripts, have a look at the first lines of 
-the scripts. You have to edit the lines:
-
-# Planetlab username
-username="tum_dht_testing"
-# Number of ssh parallelism
-parallelism=50
-# Timeout for ssh operations
-timeout=3600
-# Destination directory on the nodes
-deployment_dir="/home/$username/deploy"
-# File containing nodes
-nodes_file="nodes.txt"
-
-To run the scripts you need a running ssh-agent with your credential to
-your slice.
-
-Here a short example how to install GNUnet on all nodes of your slice
-and start it:
-
-Get a list of all booted nodes
-./getnodes.py -u -p
-cp nodes_booted ../gnunet_automatic_deployment/nodes.txt
-Start ssh-agent
-ssh-agent bash
-ssh-add
-Install GNUnet
-./deploy_gnunet.sh
-Start GNUnet
-./start_gnunet.sh
-
-