Description of problem: LMIIndicationListener constructor claims, but does not accept hostname. In other words, when you call `help(LMIIndicationListener)`, you will be told that it takes hostname, port, certfile and keyfile, but when called with any of those parameters, it will complain that it only takes 1 parameter (self). As a result, it is not possible to set listener hostname, certfile and keyfile (it is possible to set port in `start()`). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): commit ecefb90 How reproducible: always (with custom git-based build) Steps to Reproduce: 1. install OpenLMI 2. build openlmi-tools from ecefb90 3. start lmishell 4. `LMIIndicationLIstener('localhost')` Actual results: TypeError Expected results: listener instance Additional info: Even if only looking at the API docs (docstrings), it seems kind of inconsistent: For example, at the same time you can set port in constructor, but then you must override it when calling `start()`
openlmi-tools; commit a3a73f0 should fix the compatibility issue. it is necessary to install lmiwbem: - from git or, - lmiwbem-0.2.0-8.fc20
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