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This would have the script report on the `/foo/bar/baz/` directory of the `HTC` cluster and the `/foo/bar/baz/` and `/fizz/buzz/` directories of the `HPC` cluster, with default values for output-file-pattern, sender and receivers.
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This example command will mount the entire root directories of both cephfs clusters, but the `/` in both cluster definitions can be substituted for comma-separated lists of paths for the scipt to mount instead. As an example defining the clusters `... -c HTC:HTC-user:htc-cephfs:/foo/bar HPC:HPC-readonly:hpc-cephfs:/foo,/baz ...` will cause the scipt to mount the `/foo/bar` directory of the HTC cluster and the `/foo` and `/baz` directories of the HPC cluster.
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## Usage
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To set which clusters and directories the script will report on, which email addresses will receive the reports (with what reply addresses), and what filenames will be used for the reports, several command line options are available.
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- "-c", "--clusters":
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After specifying this option, space-delimited list the colon-split pairs of cluster reference, client name, and filesystem name to be used to access that cluster.
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After specifying this option, space-delimited list the colon-split pairs of cluster reference, client name, filesystem name and directory list to be used to access that cluster.
After specifying this option, space-delimited list the colon-split pairs of cluster reference and absolute path to a directory on that cluster to include in the report for that cluster (sub-directories of directories specified with this option are also automatically included for reporting).
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