rcmd.cfg
Package: WA2L/edrc 1.5.57
Section: Configuration Files (4)
Updated: 28 October 2008
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NAME
rcmd.cfg - configuration file for rcmd
SYNOPSIS
edrc/etc/rcmd.cfg
AVAILABILITY
WA2L/edrc
DESCRIPTION
This is the configuration file for the
rcmd
command.
FILEFORMAT
The fileformat is
OPTION=VALUE
Between the
OPTION,
the
=
and the
VALUE
are no spaces.
Rows starting with a
#
are considered as comments.
You should not comment out any
OPTION
If you like to use
default settings simply do not specify a
VALUE.
OPTIONS
- LOG
-
Log output dir of
rcmd.
If you specify a relative path name the
path is relative to the root of the WA2L/edrc installation.
-
Example: LOG=/var/opt/edrc/log
Default: LOG=var/log
- DIST_HOSTLIST
-
Space separated list of hosts. To this hosts the files
specified on the command line will be distributed.
-
Example: EXEC_HOSTLIST="`hostlist`"
Default: -
- START_USER
-
User that is allowed to start
rcmd.
-
Example: START_USER=eroot
Default: START_USER=root
- EXEC_USER
-
User used to connect to the target hosts. This user has to be allowed
to switch to root on the target system using the correct security
settings. See
edrcsetup(1m)
for more information.
-
Example: EXEC_USER=edrc
Default: EXEC_USER=edrc
- EXEC_MODE
-
Comma separated list of modes used to connect to the target
hosts.
The supported modes are:
rtools
which result in the use of
rcp
and
rsh
or
OpenSSH
which results in the use of
scp
and
ssh
for distribution.
If a comma separated list is provided, the connection initiation is
made in the sequence specified.
A pseudo distribution mode is
default
which results in the use of the
EXEC_MODE
specified in the configuration files
remote_shell.cfg
and
remote_copy.cfg.
It is not allowed to specify
default
as part of a comma separated list.
-
Example: EXEC_MODE=rtools,OpenSSH
Default: EXEC_MODE=rtools
- EXEC_SHELL
-
This is the shell the entered commands will be executed on the host.
The shell has to be Bourne Shell compatible if you turn
SET_PATH
to
True.
-
Example: EXEC_SHELL=/bin/ksh
Default: EXEC_SHELL=/bin/sh
- CONNECTION_RETRIES
-
Number of connection retries if the connection to the target host
fails. This setting applies if
-r
without specifying a number of retries is used or if
rcmd
is called non-interactive.
-
Example: CONNECTION_RETRIES=5
Default: CONNECTION_RETRIES=2
- RETRY_INTERVAL
-
Seconds between retry attempts.
-
Example: RETRY_INTERVAL=10
Default: RETRY_INTERVAL=8
- SET_PATH
-
The shell has to be Bourne Shell compatible if you turn
SET_PATH
to
True.
If you set
SET_PATH
to
True,
the contents of the local $PATH variable will be appended
to the $PATH variable on the remote system.
-
Example: SET_PATH=True
Default: SET_PATH=False
- SET_UMASK
-
If set to
True
the umask on the remote system will be set as it is set
on the local system.
-
Example: SET_UMASK=True
Default: SET_UMASK=False
- SUMMARY
-
If set to
True
at the end of the remote command execution a state
summary is printed. If set to
False
the summary is not printed.
-
Example: SUMMARY=True
Default: SUMMARY=False
SEE ALSO
edrcintro(1),
edrcsetup(1m),
rcmd(1),
hostlist(3)
NOTES
-
BUGS
-
AUTHOR
rcmd.cfg was developed by Christian Walther. Send suggestions
and bug reports to wa2l@users.sourceforge.net .
COPYRIGHT
Copyright © 2008
Christian Walther
This is free software; see
edrc/doc/COPYING
for copying conditions. There is ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; not
even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
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