[Clusterssh-announce] ClusterSSH 4.01_03 released

[Duncan F. <dun...@ya...>]

Another huge gap between releases, but there is finally a new one.

Managed to fix a few issues and even closed some sf.net tickets.

SF release: http://sourceforge.net/projects/clusterssh/files/2.%20ClusterSSH%20Series%204/App-ClusterSSH-4.01_03.tar.gz/download
CPAN release: http://search.cpan.org/~duncs/App-ClusterSSH-4.01_03/
Trackers: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=89139
SF/net git repo: https://sourceforge.net/scm/?type=git&group_id=89139
Github mirror: http://github.com/duncs/clusterssh

  Duncs
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2013-02-15 Duncan Ferguson <dun...@us...> - v4.01_03
* Correct documentation for references to $HOME/.clusterssh/config
* Re-add user back into the configurartion file
* Add in missing newline for some error messages
* Allow the path to rsh/ssh/telnet to be defined in the configuration file
* Move .csshrc to .csshrc.DISABLED since it should no longer be used
* Error emitted when adding a host via the "Hosts" drop-down (Debian bug ID #578208)
* Pastes uses a strange keyboard layout (Debian bug ID #364565)
* Cope with being invoked by 'clusterssh' (Debian bug ID #644368)
* Fix migration of .csshrc when not working as expected (Debian bug ID #673507)
* Remove doc references to 'always_tile' as renamed 'window_tiling' (Debian bug ID #697371)
* Updated manpage whatis entries (patch by Tony Mancill)
* Fix watch line expression to catch 4.x series tarballs (Debian patch LP ID #1076897)
* Allow tests to pass successfully when run as root
* Fix cssh starting if xterm is not installed (Sf bug 3494988)
* Set WM_CLASS on windows to 'cssh' (Sf bug 3187736)

2012-12-09 Duncan Ferguson <dun...@us...> - v4.01_02
* Fix logic when using 'autoclose' on the command line or config file
* Fix $HOME/.clusterssh/clusters being read in
* Fix 'ctel', 'crsh' and 'ccon' so they work as expected



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