PlWSMan - WBEM Client/Listener

PlWSMan is a WBEM client/listener implementation. Developed in Perl, and using the bindings provided by OpenWSMan, is a web-based GUI that allow the user/administrator to watch and execute actions on a remote computer system (remote manageability).

wsmancli source repo moved to git

Following openwsman, the wsmancli source code repository moved from svn to git. Please use
git clone git://openwsman.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/openwsman/wsmancli
for the initial checkout of the source and
git pull
to pull updates.

Openwsman source now available through GIT

The Openwsman source code is now available through the 'git' version control tool. Use
   git clone git://openwsman.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/openwsman/openwsman
to check out the source code from the server at sourceforge.net

wsmancli 2.2.3 released

Version 2.2.3 of wsmancli is now available at SourceForge


RPM packages are available through the openSUSE Build Service


Thanks to everyone reporting bugs and providing patches !

Openwsman 2.2.3 released

Version 2.2.3 of openwsman is now available at SourceForge


RPM packages are available through the openSUSE Build Service


Thanks to everyone reporting bugs and providing patches ! Credits below.


This release accumulates all fixes and additions received since approx. mid-January.

Forum closed !

Because of bad signal / noise ratio (too much spam :-( ) the Forum is closed as of today.

Please use the openwsman-devel@lists.sourceforge.net for any questions about Openwsman.

Pre-build RPM packages available

Pre-build RPM packages for Fedora (11,12), RHEL 5, openSUSE 11.x, and SLES are now available at the openSUSE Build Service.

Enjoy !

New release: Openwsman 2.2.1

Version 2.2.1 of Openwsman is now available for download at sourceforge.
2.2.1 introduces some major changes, esp. helping to confine memory
usage on embedded systems.

Openwsman 2.2.0 released

Version 2.2.0 of Openwsman is now available for download at sourceforge.

Note: This release will be followed by 2.2.1 within 4-6 weeks which will include further stability and 'corner case' fixes.

Bindings API documentation available

An easily browsable documentation of the bindings API is now available online.
This is automatically generated from the SWIG input files by Rubys rdoc documentation system. It uses an extension to rdoc tuned for SWIG files.