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nut: Update server config comment 'docs' Update the commented out settings in /etc/config/nut_server that shows the available sections with their default settings. Signed-off-by: Daniel F. Dickinson <cshored@thecshore.com>
6 years ago
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net/nut: Build optional separate packages and ucify With a LuCI app (of which I have one written) ucification makes sense (and is in fact needed), so ucify the initscripts. Also, rather than making selection of things to include an image a matter of selecting compile-time config options, make optional things into seperate packages that are built in default builds, and leave selection of what to include or not up to the user (e.g. using ImageBuilder, or adding packages via opkg). Signed-off-by: Daniel Dickinson <lede@cshore.thecshore.com>
8 years ago
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nut: initscripts hotplug: Fix many small semantic issues Small but important tweaks to fix the operation of the nut initscripts and hotplug scripts. All hail shellcheck and proofreading and dogfooding. Signed-off-by: Daniel F. Dickinson <cshored@thecshore.com>
6 years ago
net/nut: Build optional separate packages and ucify With a LuCI app (of which I have one written) ucification makes sense (and is in fact needed), so ucify the initscripts. Also, rather than making selection of things to include an image a matter of selecting compile-time config options, make optional things into seperate packages that are built in default builds, and leave selection of what to include or not up to the user (e.g. using ImageBuilder, or adding packages via opkg). Signed-off-by: Daniel Dickinson <lede@cshore.thecshore.com>
8 years ago
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nut: Reorganize nut-server to clarify nut-driver Clarify the different between the common nut-driver portions of nut-server and the nut-server (upsd) proper. nut-driver can't be used without nut-server so there is no compelling reason to split into a separate package, but the reorganization makes such a move easier and makes it clear what each bit is for. While we continue to use a single initscript, it's a properly procdified one which handles the upsd daemon as a different instance than the driver instances. This resolves a race condition in which upsd and drivers fail to start do to a degree of interdepedence. Also properly 'procd'ifies the nut-server initscript. Signed-off-by: Daniel F. Dickinson <cshored@thecshore.com>
6 years ago
net/nut: Build optional separate packages and ucify With a LuCI app (of which I have one written) ucification makes sense (and is in fact needed), so ucify the initscripts. Also, rather than making selection of things to include an image a matter of selecting compile-time config options, make optional things into seperate packages that are built in default builds, and leave selection of what to include or not up to the user (e.g. using ImageBuilder, or adding packages via opkg). Signed-off-by: Daniel Dickinson <lede@cshore.thecshore.com>
8 years ago
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  1. #config driver_global 'driver_global'
  2. #	option user nut
  3. 

  4. #config driver 'upsname'
  5. #	option driver usbhid-ups
  6. #	option port auto
  7. #	option enable_usb_serial 0
  8. 

  9. #config user
  10. #	option username upsuser
  11. #	option password upspassword
  12. #	option actions optional-action
  13. #	list instcmd optional-instant-command
  14. #	option upsmon slave|master
  15. 

  16. #config listen_address
  17. #	option address ::1
  18. #	option port 3493
  19. 

  20. #config upsd 'upsd'
  21. #	option maxage 15
  22. #	option statepath /var/run/nut
  23. #	option maxconn 1024
  24. #	option runas nut
  25. # NB: certificates only apply to SSL-enabled version
  26. #       option certfile /usr/local/etc/upsd.pem