On Thu, 30 Sep 2010, Charles Lepple wrote:
rpr...@glacon2:~> upsc -l
Eaton-66781
rpr...@glacon2:~> upsc -L `upsc -l`
Error: No such host
The "-l" and "-L" options can be considered the "short" and "long" versions
of the "list UPSes" option (where the long version also shows the description
from ups.conf).
If I understand correctly, your second command line should be: upsc `upsc -l`
(although this won't work if you add a second UPS).
Sorry, I misread the man page for upsc. I went back, re-read it and
then typed
rpr...@glacon2:~> upsc -l
Eaton-66781
rpr...@glacon2:~> upsc -L
Eaton-66781: Eaton Ellipse ASR 1500 USBS
rpr...@glacon2:~> upsc `upsc -l` battery.charge
100
which is correct.
On system startup I get the following messages in /var/log/messages
...
upsmon[23711]: Startup successful
upsmon[23712]: Login on UPS [eaton-66...@localhost] failed - got
[ERR ACCESS-DENIED]
Your upsd user and password in upsmon.conf (on the MONITOR line) need to
match an appropriately privileged user in upsd.users.
My upsmon.conf MONITOR line is
MONITOR eaton-66...@localhost 1 upsmaster sekret master
and upsd.users says
[upsmaster]
password = sekret
upsmon master
so the user and password match. Is this enough to be "appropriately
privileged", or do I need more?
Roger
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