Is it possible to make pydsh aware of a non standard port for ssh, for certain hosts?
Thx alex
Currently this is not possible but i will add it to the requested features.
After a little review and hacking, I have some basic support for alternative ports for shell (ssh/rsh/telnet) and for the copying functions (scp/rcp).
Currently it only works with single hosts and not with host range declarations.
So on the command line or in your host file, you can list a host with an alternative port like:
<hostname>:<port> testserver:200
To test this new version, download the current CVS copy.
And after a little more hacking, host range declarations now support alternative ports too.
Its in CVS, give it a test.
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Is it possible to make pydsh aware of a non standard port for ssh, for certain hosts?
Thx
alex
Currently this is not possible but i will add it to the requested features.
After a little review and hacking, I have some basic support for alternative ports for shell (ssh/rsh/telnet) and for the copying functions (scp/rcp).
Currently it only works with single hosts and not with host range declarations.
So on the command line or in your host file, you can list a host with an alternative port like:
<hostname>:<port>
testserver:200
To test this new version, download the current CVS copy.
And after a little more hacking, host range declarations now support alternative ports too.
Its in CVS, give it a test.