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PARTS BELOW HERE ARE TO-BE-DONE |
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-> ssh stuff double: cdist-best-practice and here |
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MANAGING YOUR OWN CONFIGURATION |
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@ -140,6 +142,9 @@ MANAGING YOUR OWN CONFIGURATION |
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CREATING YOUR FIRST OWN TYPE |
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=> short example, reference to cdist-type(7)! |
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=> motivation |
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Use a type to bundle functionalitY |
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<with object id? or signleton here already> |
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@ -152,25 +157,9 @@ __debug:: |
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MORE ABOUT TYPES AND OBJECTS |
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All available types in cdist can be called like normal executables. |
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USING SOME BASIC TYPES |
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what is a type, how to use it, |
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USE A TYPE TO BUNDLE FUNCTIONALITY |
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USING EXPLORERS |
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global, type explorer |
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cdist-explorer.text |
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DEBUGGING YOUR TYPES |
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@ -183,8 +172,12 @@ TUNING CDIST |
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- speedup processing with ControlMaster option of |
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ssh |
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=> different document |
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SEE ALSO |
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cdist(1), cdist-type(7), cdist-stages(7) |
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- cdist(1) |
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- cdist-type(7) |
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- cdist-best-practice(7) |
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- cdist-stages(7)? |
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