pytsm
Contains python TSM bindings.
License
GPL3. Read the file LICENSE
Installation
Prerequisites:
mksh (korn shell)
The IBM Tivoli client packages. IBM provide rpms only. For Debian packages, see https://github.com/vpac/tivsm/
You need to setup Tivoli’s dsm.opt and dsm.sys files to point to your Tivoli server. These should be installed when you install the IBM Tivoli client packages. If not, look for dsm.opt.smp and dsm.sys.smp.
a config file ~/.pydsm/pydsm.conf It should have the following syntax:
[main] default_server: $DEFAULT_SERVER
[$DEFAULT_SERVER] user: $USER password: $PASSWORD
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