From the original homepage: "Update: I no longer have time to maintain pssh (at least in the short-term). pssh is now maintained by Andrew McNabb (amcnabb at mcnabbs.org) here[URL]."
Apparently supports Python 3 since version 2.1. 2010-02-26 Andrew McNabb <amcnabb at mcnabbs.org> * Version 2.1.1 - Fixed a problem causing PSSH to crash with Python 2.4. 2010-02-24 Andrew McNabb <amcnabb at mcnabbs.org> * Version 2.1 - Added support for Python 3.0 and 3.1. Although PSSH has only been lightly tested with Python 3, anything that doesn't work in Python 3 is officially a bug. - Added a "-H" option for specifying hosts one-by-one instead of or in addition to a hosts file. - Added "-x" and "-X" options for passing extra command-line arguments to ssh and rsync. Also added a "-S" option to prsync for the special case of passing extra arguments to ssh (issue #2). - Added a "-I" option for specifying that pssh should read from standard input, and added a deprecation warning when standard input is used without this option (issue #12). - Made the command argument optional when the "-I" option is given, so a script can be passed to pssh on standard input (issue #5). - If a username or port is given, these are now included in the output filename, which allows different connections to be distinguished from each other (issue #7). - Added the pssh-askpass wrapper as a standalone script because setup.py was removing the executable bit from askpass.py. This fixes a "permission denied" error when using the -A option (issue #8). - Fixed a problem where pssh was unnecessarily specifying a username (issue #14). - Fixed a delay due to a lost SIGCHLD signal. - Removed extra spaces between output chunks in outdir files (issue #6). Thanks to knutsen for the fix. - Fixed a bug where pscp passed the wrong option for sending scp a custom port. Thanks to Jan Rafaj for the patch. - Fixed prsync to send the port as an option to ssh (issue #1). Thanks to Ryan Brothers for the fix. 2009-10-20 Andrew McNabb <amcnabb at mcnabbs.org> * Version 2.0 - Rewrote communication code to be more efficient. PSSH now operates with only one or two threads. - Added the ability to interrupt PSSH (with CTRL-c). - Added an option to prompt for a password. - Refactored code into a distinct library (psshlib)
+*pssh-2.1.1 (28 Apr 2010) + + 28 Apr 2010; Justin Bronder <jsbronder@gentoo.org> +pssh-2.1.1.ebuild: + Version bump, update for python.eclass changes, fix homepage. #317037 and + #316823. +
