GetClusterShell

Get ClusterShell

Fedora, RedHat and CentOS RPMS

Two ClusterShell RPM packages are available:

• clustershell.noarch owns the tools and library
• vim-clustershell.noarch is an optional RPM which adds VIM syntax files for ClusterShell configuration files.

Fedora

ClusterShell is part of Fedora Linux. yum makes it easy to get it (do not disable the Fedora updates repository):

$ yum install clustershell vim-clustershell

CentOS/RHEL using EPEL

ClusterShell is part of EPEL repository (EL5, EL6 and EL7). Enable EPEL repository, then yum makes it easy to get it:

$ yum install clustershell vim-clustershell

Debian

Packages for Debian are also available. Check http://packages.debian.org/clustershell to see which version is available for each Debian release. Currently, packages are available for, at least:

• squeeze-backports (Squeeze-Backports)
• wheezy (oldstable)
• jessy (stable)
• stretch (testing)
• sid (unstable)

Ubuntu

Packages for Ubuntu are available on universe repository. Check http://packages.ubuntu.com/clustershell.

Arch Linux

Packages for Arch Linux are available in Arch User Repository (AUR):

• http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=53476

Gentoo

Official Packages available in portage.

• package definition

Tarballs

If ClusterShell is not packaged for your distribution, you can still install it from source using a tarball or a git archive.

• Download stable version tarball from Github
• Download latest development version tarball from Github (not recommended for production systems)
• Alternate download from pypi.python.org