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@@ -11,29 +11,35 @@ The following output is displayed by PPSS when executed without any options:
 
 {{{ 
 
-'Distributed Parallel Processing Shell Script
-Version: 2.0
+bash-3.2$ ./ppss.sh 
+
+|P|P|S|S| Distributed Parallel Processing Shell Script 2.40
+
+usage: ./ppss.sh [ -d <sourcedir> | -f <sourcefile> ]  [ -c '<command> "$ITEM"' ]
+                 [ -C <configfile> ]  [ -j ] [ -l <logfile> ] [ -p <# jobs> ]
+                 [ -D <delay> ] [ -h ] [ --help ]
+
+Examples:
+                 ./ppss.sh -d /dir/with/some/files -c 'gzip '
+                 ./ppss.sh -d /dir/with/some/files -c 'gzip "$ITEM"' -D 5
+                 ./ppss.sh -d /dir/with/some/files -c 'cp "$ITEM" /tmp' -p 2
+}}}
+
+If PPSS is executed with -h, more options are displayed. 
+
+{{{
+bash-3.2$ ./ppss.sh -h
+
+|P|P|S|S| - Distributed Parallel Processing Shell Script -
+Version: 2.40
 
 PPSS is a Bash shell script that executes commands in parallel on a set  
-of items, such as files, or lines in a file.
+of items, such as files in a directory, or lines in a file.
 
-Usage: ./ppss.sh MODE [ options ]
- or 
-Usage: ./ppss.sh MODE -c <config file>
+This short summary only discuesses options for stand-alone mode. for all 
+options, run PPSS with the options --help
 
-Modes are:
-
- standalone   For execution of PPSS on a single host.
- node         For execution of PPSS on a node, that is part of a 'cluster'.
- config       Generate a config file based on the supplied option parameters.
- deploy       Deploy PPSS and related files on the specified nodes.
- erase        Erase PPSS and related files from the specified nodes.
-
- start        Starting PPSS on nodes.
- pause        Pausing PPSS on all nodes.
- stop         Stopping PPSS on all nodes.
-
-Options are:
+Usage ./ppss.sh [ options ]
 
 --command | -c     Command to execute. Syntax: '<command> ' including the single quotes.
                    Example: -c 'ls -alh '. It is also possible to specify where an item 
@@ -50,61 +56,24 @@ Options are:
                    this option will result in PPSS reading the config file and start
                    processing items based on the settings of this file.
 
---disable-ht | -j   Disable hyperthreading. Is enabled by default.
+--enable-ht | -j   Enable hyperthreading. Is disabled by default.
 
 --log | -l         Sets the name of the log file. The default is ppss-log.txt.
 
 --processes | -p   Start the specified number of processes. Ignore the number of available
-                   CPUs.
+                   CPU's.
 
---force | -F Forces PPSS to start even if another instance is already running. This causes all instances
-                       of PPSS to keep on running. They will process items, but not stop.
-
-The following options are used for distributed execution of PPSS.
-
---server | -s      Specifies the SSH server that is used for communication between nodes.
-                   Using SSH, file locks are created, informing other nodes that an item 
-                   is locked. Also, often items, such as files, reside on this host. SCP 
-                   is used to transfer files from this host to nodes for local procesing.
-
---node | -n        File containig a list of nodes that act as PPSS clients. One IP / DNS 
-                   name per line.
-
---key | -k         The SSH key that a node uses to connect to the server.
-
---known-hosts | -K The file that contains the server public key. Can often be found on  
-                   hosts that already once connected to the server. See the file 
-                   ~/.ssh/known_hosts or else, manualy connect once and check this file.
-
---user | -u        The SSH user name that is used when logging in into the master SSH
-                   server.
-
---script | -s      Specifies the script/program that must be copied to the nodes for 
-                   execution through PPSS. Only used in the deploy mode.
-                   This option should be specified if necessary when generating a config.
-
---transfer | -t    This option specifies that an item will be downloaded by the node 
-                   from the server or share to the local node for processing.
-
---no-scp | -b      Do not use scp for downloading items. Use cp instead. Assumes that a
-                   network file system (NFS/SMB) is mounted under a local mountpoint.
-
---outputdir | -o   Directory on server where processed files are put. If the result of 
-                   encoding a wav file is an mp3 file, the mp3 file is put in the 
-                   directory specified with this option.
+--delay | -D       Adds an initial random delay to the start of all parallel jobs to spread
+                   the load. The delay is only used at the start of all 'threads'.
 
 Example: encoding some wav files to mp3 using lame:
 
-./ppss.sh standalone -c 'lame ' -d /path/to/wavfiles -j 
+./ppss.sh -d /path/to/wavfiles -c 'lame '
 
-Running PPSS based on a configuration file.
+Extended usage: use --help
 
-./ppss.sh standalone -C config.cfg
-
-Running PPSS on a client as part of a cluster.
-
-./ppss.sh node -d /somedir -c 'cp  "$ITEM" /some/destination' -s 10.0.0.50 -u ppss -t -k ppss-key.key'
 }}}
+
 A detailed explanation based on examples will follow. 
 
 = How to use PPSS =