If you want to customise the HEPiX scripts for a cluster of machines,
each member of the cluster must be able to read files in
/etc/hepix/cluster
. Of course, this is your private directory.
If the person who is administering each member of the cluster
is different from you, make sure /etc/hepix/cluster
is a link
to a mounted file system on which are the real files otherwise
use rdist
, supper
or other distribution tools to
'push' the files to each member of the cluster.
If you want to customise, you can use the same file names as described
in 3.1.
Moreover, if in 3.1.1 at system level, the variable
CLUSTER_DIR
is set to something different from /etc/hepix/cluster
then you will have to put the files under the value set in CLUSTER_DIR
You can control and ask the system administrator of each machine (if not
yourself) to update the value of CLUSTER_DIR
to another place.
Apart from that you have the same way to customise the cluster level as
explained in 3.1.