Aurélien Degrémont

> To understand well, could you provide the exact underlying command you would like to run within clush ? @jbenninghoff I still do not understand what you would like to...

> cat my-hosts-file | ssh somehost 'sudo cat - > /etc/hosts' Do you know you can do `cat my-host-file | clush -w somehost 'sudo cat - > /etc/hosts'` or `clush...

> Its a mid-priority enhancement request ultimately To be frank, this is a not so-trivial development and will have a low priority for us. > I now use clustershell as...

This kind of change would require a lot of change inside the code. However, as a workaround, may be you can create ssh alias in your ssh config. ie: ```...

Thanks for this PR. Few questions to understand this better * is `whatsup` an independent tool or is it related to genders? Any pointer? * how would you apply that...

I feel like we should go toward something like * Having a proper source for up/down (or other states) ``` [whatsup] list: echo -e "up\ndown" map: if [ $GROUP ==...

I think @thiell and I agreed on processing with a new configuration entry in `clush.conf` and a command-line option to be added to the CLI for that. 1. Add a...

Actually, the idea is indeed to add a new entry in `clush.conf`, but the content will have a nodeset syntax, like: ``` down_nodes: @whatsup:down ```` which could be anything else,...

`-q` is already doing what you want. What are the messages you want to get rid of? Also, `-o` is expecting an argument. In your case, I think `-q` is...

OK. What you are looking for is `ssh_options` tuning from `task_self()` ```python task_self().set_info("ssh_options", "-q") ``` You can retrieve current value using: ```python task_self().info("ssh_options") ```