Nut upsuser - Jul 2005 - Re: Nut-upsuser Digest, Vol 1, Issue 28

> The directory /etc/nut created at .deb install time is
> O755 root:nut
Could be. Then I guess I did the "chmod 660" for the folder + its
files at
once.
> although 750 is also fine, but might
> prevent some access to non secured files
Yeah, made it 751 since, so I can use the cgi status script. That's as fancy
as it gets in my setup ;)

Well, unless it turns out the Sweex 1000 VA smart UPS supports switching off 
seperate outlets.. would anyone know?
    Currently I use upssched to turn the pc off 5 minutes after power 
failure and use the remaining juice to feed the phone system for a couple of 
hours. The downside of that setup is that the pc doesn't restart 
automatically if line power returns before the UPS is drained.

Thanks,

Wim Heemskerk
> Date: Thu, 21 Jul 2005 16:37:23 +0200
> From: arnaud.quette@mgeups.com
> Subject: [Nut-upsuser] Re: upsd won't run
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>> ...
>> They were 640 root : nut.
>>
>> I had not realised these would be wrong, as I could do "stat
/etc/nut"
>> just
>> fine, even as the "nut" user. Reading your note on this fresh
day made me
>> wonder at once.. shouldn't that be 750? And yep; works like a charm
now.
>> :)
>
> The directory /etc/nut created at .deb install time is
> O755 root:nut, although 750 is also fine, but might
> prevent some access to non secured files (as the wizard.conf
> for the new MGE PSP).
>
> Arnaud Quette
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