If hostfile does not exist when using -f, try in ~/.hss - Added support for server specific logging via -O #12
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If hostfile does not exist when using -f, try in ~/.hss
Added support for server specific logging via -O
1/ logs are created in a subfolder: .hss/logs 2/ log files have a ".log" extension
Added commands to log file
Tell remote we're a monochrome terminal
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This contains fine grained fixes to make it fully usable |
SCP file sending and receiving
Fixed log file location function
Fixed SCP for hosts without username
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I needed 2 things:
use a default folder named .hss/ in home to use for the host files
current version you type: "hss -f ~/hostgroup"
I want to type
"hss hostgroup" from any folder, the program will look for the file in /.hss
in the .hss folder, I wanted a subfolder per server, holding the log files of the output
file name like ~/.hss/ipaddr/date_per_day.log
The idea is to be able to review or tail easily