Hi again,
	Any news on this topic? Waldo was scoping this out I *think*. If anyone =
has done this, and has a method I would really appreciate it. Ideally it =
could function something like this:

konsole --open-new-sessions <server-list-file>

where server-list-file could have a format similar to:

[global]
# overridden by new-session defs
# '-' is placeholder for default global value

# either local, telnet, rsh or ssh
conntype=3Dssh

# connect as... blank is current user
user=3D

# could be blank (causes prompt), *, or a real password
# * means use .rlogin or ssh cert
password=3D*

# a naming scheme
sessname=3Duser@hostname

[new-sessions]
#<servername><starting dir><conntype><user> <password><sessname>
localhost	 /etc	         -         root    rootpwd  -               =20
server1	 /data         ssh       dbadmin -        Behemoth
server2	 /home/cbarry  ssh       cbarry  -        MyHome
server3      /var/log      ssh       root    -        FW
...
serverN      -             rsh       -       -        -


I *know* I'm asking a lot here, but from an admin perspective
this would *totally* kick-ass! Maybe even another field in the
conf file to run a command in the terminal once logged in...

Thanks, and thanks for already the GREATEST console ever!

--
Christopher Barry
Manager of Information Systems
InfiniCon Systems
http://www.infiniconsys.com
office:610.233.ISIS (4747)
direct:610.233.4870
cell:267.879.8321


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Barry, Christopher=20
> Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 5:19 PM
> To: konsole-devel@mail.kde.org
> Subject: [Konsole-devel] how to emulate pressing 'new' button at cli?
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>=20
> Hello All,
> 	I would like to run putty from my winbox to ssh into=20
> server 'A', running a command there that opens a konsole, and=20
> then opens a new session in that same window for a list of=20
> other servers. The script to open the others should be=20
> trivial if I could simply figure out how to create a new=20
> session in the same window. I would also like to be able to=20
> rename the sessions via a script. What switches to konsole=20
> (if any) allows a new session in the same window, and what=20
> renames sessions?
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> Sorry if this is a basic question - I just could not find any=20
> info on it.
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>=20
> Thanks!
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> --
> Christopher Barry
> Manager of Information Systems
> InfiniCon Systems
> http://www.infiniconsys.com
> office:610.233.ISIS (4747)
> direct:610.233.4870
> cell:267.879.8321
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