Charles Lepple wrote:
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 6:31 PM, ben
thielsen<[email protected]> wrote:
Jean Delvare wrote:
[...]
You could try running upsimage.cgi manually, maybe you'll get a useful
error message.
good idea, thanks. i can't seem to figure out how though. running the
program without any arguments produces output that seems to perhaps be the
beginnings of a png image, which would make sense, but it appears to be
incomplete. i've tried a few approaches to passing arguments from the
shell, but none seem to have an impact on the output.
You might need to change "[email protected]" to
host=ups%40example.org" on the command line. (I don't have NUT set up
on this machine, so I can't verify that, though.)
some additional information - i've since added another smart-ups 1500 (not
xlm), connected via usb to this same server, and it draws the voltage graph
without incident.
Are both UPSes listed in /etc/nut/hosts.conf?
i believe i've made some progress here.
to answer your last question first, yes, both are listed in hosts.conf,
and both appear as expected on the overview stats page. the only
difference between the two in terms of what's displayed is on the
individual status pages, where the usb unit draws the voltage graph
properly.
regarding execution of upsimage.cgi from a shell - after learning a bit
more about cgi - as i understand it, variables/arguments are obtained
from envvars set by the parent process. so, i hijacked upsimage.cgi and
collected the envvars set for both charge and voltage, to hopefully
compare a working execution with the seemingly broken one and mirror
apache's process as closely as possible.
i'm not 100% confident in my results at the moment, because i wasn't
able to produce a valid png on the filesystem with my method, but there
does seem to be some deviation between the two executions. when called
for voltage, upsimage.cgi prints "Floating point exception" to stderr
and prints nothing to stout - whereas when called for charge, it doesn't
complain to stderr, and prints what appear to be the beginnings of a
png, preceded by:
Pragma: no-cache
Content-type: image/png
(and a blank line)
so there seems to at least be some indication of normal execution. here
is output:
charge:
>source /var/www/wwwtmp/nut-charge_envvars_export.txt
bash: BASH_VERSINFO: readonly variable
bash: EUID: readonly variable
bash: PPID: readonly variable
bash: SHELLOPTS: readonly variable
bash: UID: readonly variable
>./upsimage.cgi > /var/www/pics/charge.png
>
voltage:
>source /var/www/wwwtmp/nut-voltage_envvars_export.txt
bash: BASH_VERSINFO: readonly variable
bash: EUID: readonly variable
bash: PPID: readonly variable
bash: SHELLOPTS: readonly variable
bash: UID: readonly variable
>./upsimage.cgi > /var/www/ltn.lvc.com/pics/voltage.png
Floating point exception
>
regrettably, i'm not quite sure what the next step might be here.
fwiw, i compiled upsimage.cgi from subversion/trunk and got the same
result, although i simply dropped that single file in place as opposed
to actually doing a make install.
regards
-ben
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