2006/11/3, Pedro Côrte-Real <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On 11/2/06, Arnaud Quette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Oh, and with your udev rules it works fine.
>
> thanks for the feedback Pedro.
> I'll have to make a new deb release to address this.
Was it enough to diagnose the problem?
yes
> As a side note, the long run approach will be using a new tool called
> print_ups_list that will allow to generate hotplug, udev, hal, ...
> files more easilly for packagers and users.
> This tool is already available is the subversion branches/HAL, and
> will be present in NUT 2.2.
Sounds good.
> Finally, I'm also monitoring Ubuntu's upstart and teardrop project
> since these are really promising, and will also impact nut's init
> script. And that point will also change a lot with NUT 2.2, and its
> reworked configuration files and tools.
Yes, upstart is very different from the current init systems. Nut
could possibly integrate with upstart in providing power-fail events
to be handled by the system allowing more complex behaviour than just
calling shutdown. The focus of the next ubuntu release is on hardware
suport for desktop/notebook/server so some more nut integration might
make sense. Currently the packages are only in the universe
repository.
I don't yet know much about upstart.
What is sure is that nut 2.2 will also integrate the basic HAL
integration to feed HAL. Any info / pointer about upstart and events
are also welcome, if you're interested in helping us a bit. But that's
a new upsdev thread...
Arnaud
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