That is the old fashioned Redhat 6 way - not a proper .service file.

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On Apr 22, 2016 4:26 PM, "David Ehresman" <david.ehresman AT louisville DOT edu>
wrote:

> My server install bin directory has a dsmserv.rc script which it says to
> copy to the name of your instance owner in /etc/rc.d/init.d/
>
> That's how I start my TSM instance on Linux.
>
> David
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> Does anyone have a systemd startup .service/process to autostart TSM on
> RedHat 7?  All docs I see/find (yes I Googled and see stuff talking about
> the client but not the server) still talk about the old chkconfig way and
> using dsmserv.rc?
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