File README.SUSE of Package tog-pegasus
/usr/share/Pegasus/scripts/genOpenPegasusSSLCerts ---------------------- This is used to create self-signed SSL server certificates the first time that cimserver is started (by the tog-pegasus init script). Python Provider Interface ------------------------- The SUSE tog-pegasus package includes the PyWBEM Python provider interface. See http://pywbem.wiki.sourceforge.net/Provider+Home MOF Compiler ------------ The Pegasus MOF compiler, cimmof is included in the package, but it is recommended to use the PyWBEM MOF compiler: mofcomp. More information on how to use mofcomp within Provider RPMs can be found on the openSUSE wiki: http://en.opensuse.org/Pegasus pegutil ------- This is a small shell script that is installed as /usr/sbin/pegutil. This script can be used to run utilities such as cimprovider, or the MOF compiler, that require the cimserver to be running. If the cimserver is not running, it will start it in a minimalistic way. For example, while cimprovider -l will fail if the cimserver is not running, pegutil cimprovider -l will always work. peg-loadmof.sh -------------- This is a wrapper script around the MOF compiler. It uses pegutil, and sets a search path for the MOF compiler. It is installed as /usr/bin/peg-loadmof.sh. /etc/Pegasus/cimserver_planned.conf ----------------------------------- This file contains all possible runtime configuration options with default values. Each item is documented with comments. Default Schema -------------- The schema loaded in the root/cimv2 namespace is compiled from the MOF files installed by the cim-schema RPM. The schema is very minimal at the time that tog-pegasus is installed. If the PyWBEM MOF compiler (mofcomp) is used, the schema will continue to be minimal and will only contain schema extentions that are added and their dependencies. For more information see http://en.opensuse.org/Pegasus and http://pywbem.wiki.sourceforge.net/MOF+Compiler Separate library packages ------------------------- libpegclient1, libpegcommon1, libpeglistener1, and libpegexportserver1 are provided as separate packages to support external tools, like CIMPLE and the 'cimlisten' binary from cimple.org Having libraries separate also makes security updates easier.
