New for series 3

clusterssh/AUTHORS

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+Authors of clusterssh
+
+This utility was written by Duncan Ferguson (duncan_ferguson@users.sf.net).
+
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clusterssh/NEWS

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+Version 3 of clusterssh is a total rewrite, from scratch.  New 
+features have been added, unused features have been taken away.
+
+To list some of the bigger changes starting from version 3.0:
+
+* Total re-write from scratch, with no code imported directly 
+	from the previous version, without a review of that code
+* No longer uses kernel calls, but X window messages between 
+	the console and client windows
+* GNU Autotools are used to build the package, in the hope it 
+	makes life easier for users (and myself...)
+* Also include a spec file to creating RPM's from the source
+
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clusterssh/README

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+Introduction
+============
+
+This utility allows multiple terminal sessions to be controlled from
+a single "console".  This allows for performing the same action on 
+multiple hosts concurrently.
+
 Quick Install Guide
 ===================
 
-For each of these modules, run the following command.  If it fails, download
-and install the module from http://search.cpan.org/
-	Tk, Config::Simple
+Ensure you have the pre-requisite perl modules installed.  Required 
+modules are:
+
+	Tk
+	X11::Protocol
+
+For each of these modules, run the following command.  If it fails, 
+download and install the module from http://search.cpan.org/
 
 	$ perl -M<module> -e "print"
 i.e.
 	$ perl -MTk -e "print"
 
-Confirm the path to the perl binary by
-	$ which perl
-If the path is not "/usr/bin/perl", edit cssh and change the path on the first
-line.
+If all modules are present, perform the following:
+
+	$ ./configure
+	$ make
+	$ make install
+
+For more advanced options, refer to the INSTALL file.
 
 You should now be able to run
-	$ ./cssh <server1> <server2>
+	$ cssh <server1> <server2>
 
 Read the documentation for further information.
 
 Documentation
 =============
 
-All documentation is held within cssh itself.  Access the man page by
+All documentation is held within cssh itself.  Access the man page 
+by
 	$ perldoc cssh
 Further documentation and a FAQ are avaialble from the homepage
 
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 Further Support and Bugs/Featuer Requests
 =========================================
 
-Please log all requests for help in the forums on the web site at:
-	http://clusterssh.sourceforge.net/modules.php?op=modload&name=XForum&file=index&gid=3
+Please log all requests for help in the forums on the web site.
 
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clusterssh/README.CVS

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+Working from CVS
+================
+
+This file gives a brief overview of using this package after pulling 
+it directly from CVS.
+
+The GNU autotools are used for building this package (for ease of 
+end-user use and building RPM's).
+
+Outline of actions when performing a release
+============================================
+Modify "src/cssh.pl" as necessary
+Run "./reconf"
+Run "./configure"
+Run "make distcheck" to ensure the package builds correctly
+Modify "ChangeLog" as necessary
+Update version in configure.in
+When all is ok, modify "cluster.spec" as necssary 
+	NOTE: always check "Release:" and "Version:" and "%changelog"
+Run "make dist" and release as appropriate.
+
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clusterssh/THANKS

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+ClusterSSH THANKS file
+
+ClusterSSH has originally been written by Duncan Ferguson. Many
+people further contributed to ClusterSSH by reporting problems,
+suggesting various improvements or submitting actual code.
+Here is a list of these people. Help me keep it complete and
+exempt of errors.
+
+Tony Mancill
+David Gardner
+Hans-Joachim Hoetger
+Gavin Brock
+Bren Viren
+Rob Petty
+Jason (jklap)
+Cyril Bouthors
+Chris Trahman
+Olivier Beyssac
+Rob Dawson
+Steve Roome
+
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