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Sample .bashrc file
My personal .bashrc file. Features: - Auto version control - Logging - Window title changes with path - Prompt is in color and shows: Jobs, error status of last command, and history number - ssh now has history Very well commented to see how items can be adjusted or set.

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clush.conf

CLUSH.CONF(5)						     ClusterShell User Manual						     CLUSH.CONF(5)

NAME

       clush.conf - Configuration file for clush

DESCRIPTION

       clush(1) obtains configuration options from the following sources in the following order:

	  1. command-line options

	  2. user configuration file (~/.clush.conf)

	  3. system-wide configuration file (/etc/clustershell/clush.conf)

       For each parameter, the first obtained value will be used.

       The configuration file has a format in the style of RFC 822 composed of one main section:

       Main   Program options definition

   [Main]
       Configuration parameters of the Main section are described below.

       fanout Size of the sliding window of ssh connectors.

       connect_timeout
	      Timeout in seconds to allow a connection to establish. This parameter is passed to ssh. If set to 0, no timeout occurs.

       command_timeout
	      Timeout  in  seconds  to allow a command to complete since the connection has been established. This parameter is passed to ssh.	In
	      addition, the ClusterShell library ensures that any commands complete in less than ( connect_timeout + command_timeout ). If set	to
	      0, no timeout occurs.

       color  Whether to use ANSI colors to surround node or nodeset prefix/header with escape sequences to display them in color on the terminal.
	      Valid arguments are never, always or auto (which use color if standard output/error refer to a terminal). Colors	are  set  to  [34m
	      (blue foreground text) for stdout and [31m (red foreground text) for stderr, and cannot be modified.

       fd_max Maximum  number  of  open  file  descriptors  permitted per clush process (soft resource limit for open files). This limit can never
	      exceed the system (hard) limit. The fd_max (soft) and system (hard) limits should be high enough to run clush, although their values
	      depend on your fanout value.

       history_size
	      Set the maximum number of history entries saved in the GNU readline history list. Negative values imply unlimited history file size.

       node_count
	      Should clush display additional (node count) information in buffer header? (yes/no)

       verbosity
	      Set the verbosity level: 0 (quiet), 1 (default), 2 (verbose) or more (debug).

       ssh_user
	      Set the ssh user to use for remote connection (default is to not specify).

       ssh_path
	      Set the ssh binary path to use for remote connection (default is /usr/bin/ssh).

       ssh_options
	      Set additional options to pass to the underlying ssh command.

EXAMPLES

       Simple configuration file.

   clush.conf
       [Main]
       fanout: 128
       connect_timeout: 15
       command_timeout: 0
       history_size: 100
       color: auto
       fd_max: 10240
       node_count: yes

FILES

       ~/.clush.conf

	      This is the per-user configuration file.

       /etc/clustershell/clush.conf

	      System-wide configuration file.

HISTORY

       As  of ClusterShell version 1.3, the External section has been removed from clush.conf.	External commands whose outputs were used by clush
       (-a, -g, -X) are now handled by the library itself and defined in groups.conf(5).

SEE ALSO

       clush(1), nodeset(1), groups.conf(5)

       http://clustershell.sourceforge.net/

AUTHOR

       Stephane Thiell, CEA DAM  <stephane.thiell@cea.fr>

COPYRIGHT

       CeCILL-C V1

1.6								    2012-02-15							     CLUSH.CONF(5)