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I'm still playing with * at the moment. Just trying to figure out how much it can do. Anyway, it looks like * supports voice modems. So here come the obvious questions... How well does * support vmodems? How do I set * to use my vmodem for incoming calls? Has anyone gotten it to work? Thanx, Mike Diehl.

...a Mustek Powermust 600VA ups to work via USB with nut. I read somewhere that nut works OK via the rs232 cable, but unfortunately I don't have a COM port in my computer. The kernel detects the ups as an Xbox pad :) and loads the xpad module. I tried running /lib/nut/megatec with different /dev/ttySx but it displays megatec protocol UPS was not detected. This is what I get from lsusb -v: Bus 001 Device 002: ID 06da:0003 Phoenixtec Power Co., Ltd Device Descriptor: bLength 18 bDescriptorType 1 bcdUSB 1.10 bDeviceClass 0 (Defined at Inte...

Hi guys, I am trying to connect through an asuscom (56000) serial modem in CentOS5, but when tried Kppp tool it sais no device found. I can't see /dev/modem :( What could you suggest in this cases ? Thanks you in advance.

...erpanel' line in the relevant entry in 'ups.conf'. For the powerpanel driver, it would also be nice to see the debug output from the startup when started directly from the commandline (without 'upsdrvctl'). Typically, this can be done by running powerpanel -u root -DDD /dev/ttySx (fill in serial port here) After detection, about 10 seconds of debug output are sufficient (stop the driver in debug mode by pressing <ctrl>-c. Note that you will have to stop NUT before you can run the driver in debug mode and that you probably want to restart NUT afterwards. Best regards...

...erpanel' line in the relevant entry in 'ups.conf'. For the powerpanel driver, it would also be nice to see the debug output from the startup when started directly from the commandline (without 'upsdrvctl'). Typically, this can be done by running powerpanel -u root -DDD /dev/ttySx (fill in serial port here) After detection, about 10 seconds of debug output are sufficient (stop the driver in debug mode by pressing <ctrl>-c. Note that you will have to stop NUT before you can run the driver in debug mode and that you probably want to restart NUT afterwards. Best regards...

...le all getty's - make grub boot imediately with no user interrupt possible - put sensitive data on a locally encrypted disk - plumb in a bios password - have all console redirected to a iLo / drac / ipmi2 device; if there is one of those - if not then redirect the output to a non-existing ttySX port ( isnt ideal! ) - disable all telnet and http/https access to the ilo / drac interfaces, ensure impi is secured. What other, reasonable, steps should one consider ? the end result, ofcourse, is to still have the option of handing passwords etc to the DC ops should there be a need to actua...

I have installed two 4-port serial cards (http://www.startech.com/ Product/ItemDetail.aspx?productid=PCI4S550&c=US) on a CentOS 4.4 system. The hardware appears to be recognized correctly, as kudzu added 2 entries to /etc/sysconfig/hwconf and lscpi shows both cards (output of lspci -vv for both cards included at the end of this email): # lspci 00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation

...tage for battery, only for inputs, outputs and bypass. Q: For the HCL, should we list this as a serial UPS, or is it USB that is auto-detected by the Linux kernel as a USB-to-serial converter? A: Our UPS have one serial RS-232 (DB-9) connector and a USB connector. For serial, this device use /dev/ttySx (Linux) or COMx (Windows) device name and don't need any driver. For USB , our device use a CDC usb class USB (it's a serializable USB, liking a USB-to-serial converter), for Linux kernel >= 2.6 it's auto detected, for Windows you need to Install a driver equal usb-to-serial converte...

On Nov 12, 2014, at 5:46 AM, Thiago Wiezbicki <thiagowzb at gmail.com> wrote: > > > Device Manufacturer: NHS > Device Name: Expert C Online 6000 > > upsc output: > > battery.charge: 100 > battery.current: 0.6 > battery.date: 01012014 > battery.runtime: 00000 Quick question: does "battery.runtime" update when the device is on battery, or is this

Device Manufacturer: NHS Device Name: Expert C Online 6000 upsc output: battery.charge: 100 battery.current: 0.6 battery.date: 01012014 battery.runtime: 00000 battery.runtime.low: 59940 battery.temperature: 29 battery.voltage: 210.5 device.mfr: NHS Sistemas de Energia device.model: EXPERT GIII 8kVA device.type: ups driver.name: gamatronic driver.parameter.pollinterval: 20

Anyone have much luck with these on ATA's? I have a few sites that use them succesfully with multi-port Audiocodes boxes, but just connected ten machines to Linksys 2102s and they are very flaky. Using u-law on a 100Mb switched network that is barely utilized, then out a T1 on a Sangoma card. Perhaps there is some tuning on the Linksys or the credit card machine itself? Going to look

Here are a series of my recent changes to NUT. The first few in the set are primarily little fixes and improvements. In among those are a few for .gitignore files which of course you can ignore for SVN, and there's one for a commit to a generated file which of course should not be tracked in any VCS. Then there are a couple or three to do with generating the header files used by