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PuSSH is Pythonic, Ubiquitous SSH, a Python wrapper/script that runs commands in parallel on clusters/ranges of linux/unix machines via SSH, ideally where SSH is configured to use Kerberos, RSA/DSA keys, or ssh-agent as to avoid password authentication.
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GXP is a parallel/distributed shell, plus a parallel task execution engine that runs your Makefile in parallel on distributed machines. Very easy to install (no need to compile. install it on YOUR machine and use it on ALL machines).
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A reverse HTTP shell to execute commands on remote machines behind firewalls. Once you run the script on the target machine, it periodically polls its designated server for commands to execute. Traffic traverses firewall as outgoing GET/POST requests.
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This tool lets you login with SSH to a group of machines and interact with them as if they were one machine. Each command that you enter is run in parallel on all machines in the group. The output from each machine is printed separately.
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Banshell is a tool to scriptably execute commands on a remote machine. It was designed with the goal of increasing security by only allowing a specified set of commands to be executed.
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