devstack/files/apts/general

bridge-utils
pylint
python-setuptools
screen
unzip
wget
psmisc
git
lsof # useful when debugging
openssh-server
openssl
vim-nox
locate # useful when debugging
python-virtualenv
python-unittest2
iputils-ping
wget
curl
tcpdump
euca2ools # only for testing client
tar
python-cmd2 # dist:precise
Add bridge-utils to deps for Ubuntu and Fedora. They don't always get installed via dependencies any more. Change-Id: I46f333c79ecccca9e10170d06039611fad5813dc 2012-07-19 18:35:50 -05:00			`bridge-utils`
project to speed up development on physical hardware 2011-09-11 03:22:13 -07:00			`pylint`
Add tools/install_pip.sh Install a known working recent version of pip that handles installation dependencies more correctly than before. Extract to a separate script so it can be used apart from stack.sh. * Install distro setuptools if it not already present * Install pip from source tarball as get-pip.py proved to be unreliable * Remove python-distribute and python-pip from all prereq files, move python-setuptools to 'general' * Remove the earlier unfubar_setuptppls() call that attenpted to fix this * Only update requirements.txt when no changes in repo Tested on Precise, F18 and CentOS6. * Fedora and RHEL allow pip to install packages ON TOP OF RPM-installed packages. THIS IS BROKEN. And is one reason we have to be so picky about order and so forth. Change-Id: Ibb4b42119dc2e51577c77bbbbffb110863e5324d 2013-08-01 17:40:40 -05:00			`python-setuptools`
project to speed up development on physical hardware 2011-09-11 03:22:13 -07:00			`screen`
			`unzip`
			`wget`
			`psmisc`
Use apt git package instead of git-core. The git-core package is deprecated in favor of the git package. Use the git package instead. Change-Id: Ib136e34c7a0d4f87b02e32996420b3f507ca0bf4 2013-01-08 11:54:43 -08:00			`git`
add locate & doc it is only needed for debugging 2011-09-11 18:26:33 -07:00			`lsof # useful when debugging`
project to speed up development on physical hardware 2011-09-11 03:22:13 -07:00			`openssh-server`
Add a dependency on openssl. Nova and Keystone use openssl to setup certificates. If it's not there then Keystone fails with "Error 2: No such file or directory", Nova fails with "openssl: command not found" and glance fails with "glance: error: argument --os-auth-token: expected one argument" Basically, cascading errors everywhere. So I put the dependency in "general" since it affects multiple packages. Fixes bug 1152315 Change-Id: I803f91644443d7aba78c0a90384e32f6eece36ec 2013-03-07 15:43:45 -05:00			`openssl`
anthony recommends using vim-nox 2011-09-12 14:17:03 -07:00			`vim-nox`
add locate & doc it is only needed for debugging 2011-09-11 18:26:33 -07:00			`locate # useful when debugging`
add python-virtualenv to deps, make keystone print to stdout 2011-09-22 00:14:12 -07:00			`python-virtualenv`
install python-unittest2 so we can run tests 2011-09-22 00:19:37 -07:00			`python-unittest2`
initial commit of build_kvm.sh 2011-10-19 02:20:04 -07:00			`iputils-ping`
			`wget`
			`curl`
			`tcpdump`
Make ec2 credentials work properly 2011-10-24 16:05:57 -07:00			`euca2ools # only for testing client`
Add tar to list of packages to install It turns out a minimal Fedora installation doesn't have tar by default. Since we use tar when uploading the default image to glance, we need to make sure it's installed. And since it might be useful for other very generic tasks DevStack might do, just always install it (by putting it in the general list of packages). Change-Id: I4dae3b43a700d80b8752a5b846a6ce302fadb751 2012-07-04 12:27:42 +02:00			`tar`
Removing python-cmd2 at it is not available on Ubuntu 11.10 This fixes bug 1030899 Ubuntu 11.10 is used by the XenAPI devstack install because of issues running Ubuntu 12.04 on XenServer 6.0.2 and ea11.10 Change-Id: I35bca1f484e0caea8316e78ca6543d3b7af49088 2012-07-31 11:59:43 +01:00			`python-cmd2 # dist:precise`