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# ============================================================================
#  File: tkping.hosts - sample hosts file for tkping
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Global tkping host list. This file lists all supported host-list directives
#   as of Ver 0.1.1
#
# A user specific host list can be placed in ~/.tkpingrc either by
#  itself or it may be appended to a copy of the contents of
#  /etc/tkping/tkping.conf and then placed in the ~/.tkpingrc file.
#
# The file load order, then, is:
#  load /etc/tkping/tkping.conf
#  load ~/.tkpingrc (if present) overriding settings in /etc/ version
#  override settings with commandline values (if present)
# 
# This file may contain coment lines, blank lines, directive lines, or
#  host lines.  Comments and blank lines are ignored, directives and 
#  hosts are processed according to the order in this file.
#
# Host Lines
# ----------
#  {fullyQualifiedHostName} {nameOnButton}  # comments
#
# Supported Directive Lines
# -------------------------
# <message> {txt}  # labels in-between host buttons
# <blank>          # leave host-button-size space before next button
# <nextcolumn>     # display next host at top of next column
# 
# NOTE: these makes sense when you know that host buttons are created by
#  filling up columns from the left-most to the right-most and from top
#  to bottom. When reading the list of hosts these directives say:
#  <message> create a label instead of a button, <blank> leave a blank
#  space instead of a button, or <nextcolumn> the rest of this column is
#  to contain blank spaces instead of buttons.
#
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#  sample host data creating three columns by twelve rows (bottom-most
#   row is empty, top-most is all labels.
#
#<message> DB
#csdobnot.mydomain.com csdobnot
#csdobsrv.mydomain.com csdobsrv
#<blank>
#<message> WORK
#bigone.mydomain.com bigone
#clstr01.mydomain.com clstr01
#clstr02.mydomain.com clstr02
#clstr03.mydomain.com clstr03
#maincsrv.mydomain.com maincsrv
#<nextcolumn>
#<message> WWW
#alley1.mydomain.com alley1
#hallway1.mydomain.com hallway1
#window1.mydomain.com window1
#<blank>
#<message> NFS
#nfssrv.mydomain.com nfssrv
#<blank>
#<message> GENERAL
#astor.mydomain.com astor
#dynamo.mydomain.com dynamo
#<nextcolumn>
#<message> BUILD
#jetstor.mydomain.com jetstor
#bammer.mydomain.com bammer
#jukebox.mydomain.com jukebox
#jollyrgr.mydomain.com jollyrgr
#rocky.mydomain.com rocky
#stones.mydomain.com stones
#<blank>
#<message> AUX 
#auxmach1.mydomain.com auxmach1
#
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#                            End of tkping.hosts
# ============================================================================