Hi Rich, sön 2006-08-13 klockan 11:28 -0500 skrev Rich Osman: > First, a little history; nut has been working on this system for about > two years. It was a Fedora Core 2 (3?) system that I wiped and installed > SUSE 10.1 on so I'm fairly confident of the hardware. I thought I'd > saved the nut configuration details before I did the reinstall, but > can't find them. (D'oh!) > > The UPS is an APC BackUPS Pro 420. The cable is a clone of the APC > 940-0024C 'smart' cable and matches the pinout on the nut site. > > I've created a user and group of 'ups' and set ports and permissions as > outlined in the install doc. > > I've configged for a user of 'ups' and all the makes were generally > clean, though some warnings were given about unreferenced variables and > pointer 'signedness' . I'm not thrilled about this but see too much of > it. Make exits with a level of 0. > > The chmod and chown in the install directions terminate without > comment. The UPS is on com1/ttys0, though I've tried ttys1 just to see > what changes and nothing does. I've also tried running it all as root > as a test. > > The salient part of my ups.conf is: > > ________________________________ > # Network UPS Tools: ups.conf > > user = ups > > [bup420] > driver = apcsmart > port = /dev/ttys0 > desc = "Local UPS" > ________________________________ > > I'm (always) getting the message > >
Try port = /dev/ttyS0 . It's a capital S in ttyS0. Regards Kjell _______________________________________________ Nut-upsuser mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/nut-upsuser
