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Author: Steven hk Wong
Usage: sshplaces.py [-h] [-v] [-g] [-f configuration_file]
-h this help
-v version
-g generates a sample servers.yaml file
-f configuration file
if configuration file is unspecified these are the search location in priority:
./servers.yaml
~/.sshplaces/servers.yaml
/etc/sshplaces/servers.yaml
<pre>
Example configuration file:
============================================================================
---
- home:
- bedroom-server:
cmd: ssh bedroom.example
state: active
- laptop:
cmd: ssh laptop.example
state: active
- office:
- server1:
cmd: ssh server1.example
state: active
- server2:
cmd: ssh server2.example
state: active
- admin:
- internet modem (number 1):
cmd: ssh -p 2222 admin@modem.example
state: active
- dmz (number 2):
cmd: ssh -p 2222 admin@dmz.example
state: active
</pre>
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