Can't be used in conjunction with -C.ĭisable broadcast. This can be a comma-separated list: -e LC_FOO=foo,LC_BAR=bar
This goes for global config, cluster config or passed on the command line.Īllows for passing environment varables to the SSH session. This option will override all logins passed in to i2cssh. use spaces instead of tabs) Options Option Make sure the config file is valid YAML (e.g. Global options from config < cluster options from config < command line flags Hosts from cluster2 will be included in cluster1. Secondly, includesĪren't transitive, so if cluster1 includes cluster2, which in turn includes cluster3, only the Note that only the hosts will be included, but no additional configuration options. The following commands are exactly the same, however, they might serve different purposes: I2cssh will assume you want to connect to a cluster when only one host is given.įor -c and -m options, the format or can be used. R, -rows INTEGER Number of rows (columns will be calculated) C, -columns INTEGER Number of columns (rows will be calculated) d, -direction Direction that new sessions are created S, -shell TEXT Shell to use when spawning the SSH sessions s, -sleep INTEGER Number of seconds to sleep between creating p, -profile TEXT iTerm2 profile name (default: Default) nb, -nobroadcast Disable broadcast input b, -broadcast Start with broadcast input (DANGEROUS!) F, -fullscreen Make the window fullscreen x, -custom-command TEXT Custom command to run instead of SSH. g, -gateway TEXT Multihop SSH connection gateway string - usually used with -A
X, -extra TEXT Additional ssh parameters (e.g. r, -rank Send LC_RANK with the host number as e, -environment TEXT Send environment vars (comma-separated list, A, -forward-agent Enable SSH agent forwarding W, -same-window Use existing window for spawning new tabs T, -tab-split-nogroup Split servers/clusters into tabs and putĮach host specified on the command line in a Hosts specified on the command line in one t, -tab-split Split servers/clusters into tabs and put all f, -file TEXT Cluster file (one hostname per line) m, -machines TEXT Comma-separated list of hosts c, -clusters TEXT Comma-separated list of clusters specified
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