I tried to add a few definitions to my /etc/c3.conf file, to define some subsets of the nodes in my cluster. It worked fine, but at one point after this I replaced a node in the cluster, and when the c3.conf file was recreated by OSCAR, it put the definition of my whole cluster at the bottom of the file. I would like the whole cluster to be the default, but is there any way to do this so the c3.conf file doesn't get screwed up when I futz with my nodes (i.e. replacing a node, which involves removing and then adding it back, as far as I can tell)? Thanks, --Joe
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