Package: mssh Version: 2.2-1 Severity: wishlist Tags: upstream Hey Hector.
(AFIACS, you're also the upstream of mssh and it has no upstream bug tracker for feature requests). Right now, mssh has this command line syntax: > mssh [OPTION]... (-a ALIAS | HOSTS) I'd guess the main use case for it is however to use aliases, because who really enters all the hosts always again and again. When one uses mssh really a lot, having to add that -a is actually annoying ;-) So it would be nice if there was a new syntax: > mssh [OPTION]... (-a ALIAS | -h HOSTS) and a configuration option that specified what happens if neither -a nor -h is used, i.e. whether it's then an alias or a hostname. Another way, without config option could be to have this: > mssh [OPTION]... NAMEs and let it simply try as aliases first and only if none of that name is found, hostnames of these names should be tried. Cheers, Chris.
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