openSUSE 13.1
installed via zypper (zypper install nut-classic) nut 2.6.?
I'm attempting to go through the installation and configuration process on
a
new system (openSUSE 13.1 in this case), so I'm following the web page
docs, but I'm seeing discrepencies:
1) After installing from packages, the configuration sections says that the
ups.conf file is in /usr/local/ups/etc/, but it's actually in /etc/ups.
2) The "Starting the driver" section says to start the driver at
/usr/local/ups/sbin/upsdrvctl , but it's actually located at
/usr/lib/ups/driver/
3) Under Installation Instructions, under "State path creation", it
says to
create the directories and make them owned by the user you created. It
shows "chown root:nut /var/state/ups", but shouldn't it be
"chown ups:nut
/var/state/ups" (I know any user/group can be used, but ups:nut is what
the
example had been using so far).
Just thought I would mention them. If those paths are distro/package
dependent, then that is ok, but it'd be nice of the docs said that. I know
elsewhere they do (when talking about installing from source).
Rob
