psa config

Configure psa: paths, runtime user, defaults.

Config file

psa reads ~/.config/psa/config.yaml. Example:

ps_cfg_home: /u01/app/psoft/cfg
ps_home: /u01/app/psoft/PT8.62
ps_base: /u01/app/psoft
runtime_user: psadm2
dpk_base: /u01/app/psoft
dpk_home: /u01/app/psoft/dpk
dpk_cust_home: /u01/app/psoft/dpk-cust
enable_psa_kit: false

Subcommands

Command	Description
psa config setup	Interactive (or --yes) first-run configuration
psa config show	Print resolved config, with sources
psa config set <key> <value>	Set a single config key

setup flags

Flag	Description
-c, --ps-cfg-home <path>	Override auto-detection
-u, --runtime-user <name>	Runtime user (default: psadm2)
-y, --yes	Accept all detected defaults non-interactively

setup auto-detects PS_HOME, PS_APP_HOME, PS_CUST_HOME by sudo su - <runtime_user> and echoing the user's env. If sudo isn't configured, it falls back to interactive prompts.

set-able keys

psa config set accepts:

• ps_cfg_home, ps_home, ps_base
• dpk_base, dpk_home, dpk_cust_home
• runtime_user
• enable_psa_kit (boolean, gates the psa kit group)
• ...and any other supported key. See psa config show for the full list.

Example

# First-run, accept everything
psa config setup --yes

# Then customize one value
psa config set dpk_cust_home /u01/app/psoft/dpk-cust

# Verify
psa config show