Dear Arnaud,
Now I started to write a driver that simulates continous power breaks.
(E.g. in every 30 minutes.)
This could be used for testing of setup of client upsmons.
I have to simulate a behaviour of a real UPS. The physical model
contains an extra attribute: the charging current that needed
> > Depending on your needs, the 'clone' driver that is available now may be a
> > better solution.
>
> Sounds good. Thanks. :-)
Wow! This is an other thing I wanted to implement. :-)
Gabor
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> > I played a bit with dummy driver in repeater mode.
> > It is the concept what I need.
>
> Please explain what concept you need.
I create fake a UPS daemon for testing purposes that periodically
simulates blackouts. This can help to tune upsmon-s.
Actually it would be a 'upsd' like process but
Hi Arnaud,
I played a bit with dummy driver in repeater mode.
It is the concept what I need.
Unfortunately I found that if connection to another upsd gets broken
the driver does not try to repair it.
Gabor
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> > > can you please send me the source?
> >
> > Do you mean the unpacked Perl module? Sure.
> > See attachment.
> >
>
> great, thanks.
> everything seems fine, though I've very roughly tested...
>
> anything against embedding it in the NUT source tree?
Why not? :-)
Meanwhile I modified functio
> can you please send me the source?
Do you mean the unpacked Perl module? Sure.
See attachment.
Regards
Gabor# UPS::Nut - a class to talk to a UPS via the Network Utility Tools upsd.
# Original author Kit Peters
# Rewritten by Gabor Kiss
# Megj.: http://www.logix.cz/michal/devel/smtp-cli/smtp
Dear folks,
I had to rewrite UPS::Nut because it was not developed since 2002
and it was based a very old version of upsd speaking a totally
outdated protocol.
If some of you interested in it you can get from my debian repository.
package name is libups-nut-perl.
Add this to your APT sources:
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