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 Popularity
Downloads
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Stars
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Forks
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 Releases
Current version
0.0.1
Total releases
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First release
2012-07-18
Latest release
2012-07-18
 Issues
Open Issues
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Closed Issues
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Total Issues
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Issue Closure Rate
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 Pull Requests
Open Pull Requests
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Closed Pull Requests
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Merged Pull Requests
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Pull Request Acceptance Rate
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 Development
Primary Language
Ruby
Average date of last 50 commits
2012-07-20
Reverse Dependencies
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 Dependencies

Development

aruba
~> 0.4
background_process
>= 0
cucumber
~> 1.2
json
>= 0
rack-contrib
>= 0
rake
~> 0.9.2.2
rspec
~> 2.10.0
sinatra
>= 0

Runtime

gli
>= 0
highline
>= 0
net-ssh
>= 0
party_resource
>= 0
 Project Readme

Pairzone

This is the gem code for pairzone.

THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS AND WILL NOT WORK AND IS NOT FINISHED!

There's lots to do:

  • Transfer the gem from using a server to using local ec2 keys (via fog?)
  • Convert the cucumber tests to do everything locally
  • Get the chef code into this repo and convert to chef-solo
  • Make the pairzone gem:

** Request ec2 credentials ** Boot up an ec2 instance ** Use chef to configure it ** Upload your git repo (DONE)

** Sign in

Working on the code

We're using github issues and pull requests. Usual score.

We hang out in #pairzone on Freenode.

Getting set up

In order to run the features you need a user account on your machine called pairzone-auth with the following in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys:

command="echo bob.key" ssh-dss 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 bob.key.pub
command="echo derek.key" ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAvoEkswUJgBnwv0fH1LO4BXnN1zwC6ARLWvWmH7rhmRz0Y9YodEu7Kz7xYQUB5eWm1eOVTu+Bq6c29MzynTvRJi1WCumILDUQ29LciC9Y6A9VmVrHFoehtzqIpfsXpn1pTP+8RZCfS4Pt+yVyWzJKx1AkbT+cgi0wjAhQxnpdqMmp3kBfb1XZgi3qBz2Cm+Q8GRI3b0Xj7ahhYmMzJWS5qHn57jXsjxxYQuFMIScm2L6x+RhP1aE5Y/RBWW2xLQ3WCN252wWHFvWfKKCAMOXaSJKImdGwDnr0cIUbDyJhzbjPSPOjP1P0t05YK/cqK6t7BQBvcFPvXJCLBD7ZAO5t7w== derek.key.pub

You will also need a 'pairzone' account to pretend to be the actual pairzone instance. This should have a similar file set up in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys:

ssh-dss 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 bob.key.pub
ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAvoEkswUJgBnwv0fH1LO4BXnN1zwC6ARLWvWmH7rhmRz0Y9YodEu7Kz7xYQUB5eWm1eOVTu+Bq6c29MzynTvRJi1WCumILDUQ29LciC9Y6A9VmVrHFoehtzqIpfsXpn1pTP+8RZCfS4Pt+yVyWzJKx1AkbT+cgi0wjAhQxnpdqMmp3kBfb1XZgi3qBz2Cm+Q8GRI3b0Xj7ahhYmMzJWS5qHn57jXsjxxYQuFMIScm2L6x+RhP1aE5Y/RBWW2xLQ3WCN252wWHFvWfKKCAMOXaSJKImdGwDnr0cIUbDyJhzbjPSPOjP1P0t05YK/cqK6t7BQBvcFPvXJCLBD7ZAO5t7w== derek.key.pub

On OSX you will also need to add the user account to the Sharing preference pane to allow them to log in

License

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.