Cluster Ssh and Why Is. Csshrc Moved To. Csshrc. Disabled
I Find Cssh Very Helpful, Creating Small Clusters of 5 Servers It's Very Convenient and Easy to Track Errors After Running a Command. I Have Set up an...
I find cssh very helpful, creating small clusters of 5 servers it's very convenient and easy to track errors after running a command.
I have set up an /etc/clusters file which works fine but before that I was using a .csshrc file.
What I don't understand is why every time I was using this file, it was being moved to .csshrc.DISABLED.
Moved $HOME/.csshrc to $HOME/.csshrc.DISABLED
I googled and googled, and searched the man pages and every doc I could find, but I couldn't find the answer to why this is happening. I am just very curious. Anyone knows the answer?
2 Answers
Had the same problem.
To configure your clusters use $HOME/.clusterssh/clusters instead
It has slightly different format:
<tag> [user@]<server>[:port] [user@]<server>[:port] [...]
Check man page if you need more details
The file lives in ~/.clusterssh/config now.
It would have been nice if they included the new filename in the message.
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