I've looked around and can't find anywhere mentioning if the sleep flag (-s) is able to be used in the .i2csshrc file, I tried to add sleep:1 under the hosts: line but that just caused i2cssh to crash upon execution.
One of my clusters has 25 hosts in it and when I shell into them all at once it overloads our LDAP server and denies a few connections, so I have to manually reconnect to them. If I can delay it by like half a second or a second this should prevent that from happening.
chrisagiddings
commented
6 years ago
I've looked around and can't find anywhere mentioning if the sleep flag (-s) is able to be used in the .i2csshrc file, I tried to add sleep:1 under the hosts: line but that just caused i2cssh to crash upon execution.
One of my clusters has 25 hosts in it and when I shell into them all at once it overloads our LDAP server and denies a few connections, so I have to manually reconnect to them. If I can delay it by like half a second or a second this should prevent that from happening.