# This file holds the config information for test_on_machine.py
# The format is as follows:
#   # Comment line
#   VAR=value
#   <OS> [user@]<machine>[%<machine>...] [user@]<machine> ...
#
# The recognized vars right now are
#   DEFAULT_USER -- user to ssh as if no user is specified on the <OS>
# line
#   DEFAULT_PASSWORD_FILE -- a script that prints the password for the
#     default user (test_on_machine will generate an SSH_ASKPASS
#     compatible file here if none exists, or use one if it does
# exist).
#
# <OS> is just a label.  We will take one working machine on each
# line.  Any amount of whitespace can separate <OS> and machines on a
# given line.
#
# If user@ is specified, we try logging into the given machine as the
# given user.  If multiple percent-separated machines are given, we
# ssh
# through the given machines to get to the last machine, where we run
# the
# tests.  For instance: 'user@gateway.testing.org%mytest' will result
# in
#   ssh user@gateway.testing.org 'ssh mytest '"'"'cmd'"'"''

DEFAULT_USER=testing
# We read the password for testing from here
DEFAULT_PASSWORD_FILE=/tmp/test_on_machine/askpass

# --- Example

example_os    myuser@testinglab.com

# --- ...