This bug was fixed in the package powernap - 2.1-0ubuntu1
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powernap (2.1-0ubuntu1) natty; urgency=low
[ Andres Rodriguez ]
* config:
- Default ACTION to pm-powersave instead of best-effort.
- Enable WoLMonitor and ConsoleMonitor by default
- Disable ProcessMonitor by default.
- Change powersave defaults to 0 instead of 4. Update related files.
* powernap/monitors:
- Rename RemoteMonitor to UDPMonitor.
- Add WoLMonitor and support to run it.
- Add ConsoleMonitor and support to run it.
* powernap/powernap.py:
- Improve config loading method for Monitors.
* sbin/powernapd: Change approach of powernapd_loop.
- GRACE period is time between ABSENT_SECONDS and
(ABSENT_SECONDS - GRACE_SECONDS)
- Only send a Wall message when on GRACE Period.
- Enable Monitors to run at all times. Specifically when in PowerSave.
* man/powernapd.8: Update to list available Monitors with description.
* Update Copyright years/email in some of the files.
[ Dustin Kirkland ]
* config, powernap/monitors/TCPMonitor.py, powernap/powernap.py:
- add a TCP Monitor
* config, powernap/monitors/LoadMonitor.py, powernap/powernap.py:
- add a system Load Monitor
* debian/control: bump standards version
* debian/rules: make sure powernapd starts on install, LP: #705959
* config: update service restart method
-- Andres Rodriguez <[email protected]> Wed, 26 Jan 2011 14:16:31 -0500
** Changed in: powernap (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released
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powernapd not running after install
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