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        "description": "## About\n\nHorde is a torrent-based file distribution system, forked from [Herd](https://github.com/russss/Herd)\nand based on [Murder](https://github.com/lg/murder).\nIt allows for quick and easy transfer of small and large files. You can probably use\nit for other things too.\n\nHorde requires no extra modules on Python and includes everything needed for destinations including\nits own (lightly modified) copy of BitTornado.\n\n## Differences from Herd\n\n[Herd](https://github.com/russss/Herd) is a command line python client interface that uses eventlet\nand has to be ran from the command line.  This project also has limitations around large file transfers,\npeer seeding and python integration.\n\n## Differences from Murder\n\n[Murder](https://github.com/lg/murder) was Twitter's original BitTorrent-based file\ndistribution system. It's pretty dependent on Capistrano and requires that a separate\ntracker process is started before you run the deploy task.\n\nHorde spawns its own tracker in the background which makes it really trivial to integrate into whatever\ndeployment system you like.\n\n## Requirements\n\nHorde needs Python > 2.5 and argparse.  If your using python 2.7+ nothing else is needed as argparse\nwas added to the standard library.\n\nArgparse(if needed) can be installed with easy_install or pip:\n\n    pip install argparse\n    easy_install argparse\n\nHorde also currently requires that key based passwordless authentication is enabled on all of your\ntarget destinations.\n\n## Install\n\n    git clone https://github.com/naterh/Horde\n    cd Horde && sudo python setup.py install\n\nor\n\n    sudo pip install horde\n\n## Usage\n\nWith a hosts file that includes a list of the hosts you want to copy to:\n\n    horde myfile.tar.gz /path/to/destination.tar.gz hosts_file\n\nUsing a hosts list that is a single string comma separated:\n\n    horde myfile.tar.gz /path/to/destination.tar.gz --hostlist \"host1,host2,host3\"\n\nMore options:\n\n    horde --help\n\n## Python Integration\n\nHorde can also be imported as a python module.  This makes integration into existing projects\nmuch more bueno.  One would simply need to:\n\n    import horde.horde as horde\n    horde.run_with_opts('localfile', 'remotefile', hostlist='server1,server2')\n\n## Credits\n\n* [Nate House](https://github.com/naterh)\n* [Russ Garrett](http://github.com/russss)\n* [Laurie Denness](http://github.com/lozzd)",
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