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Infinite
Nov 15, 2009Aspirant
NUT on OSX 10.6 [Sharing a UPS with ReadyNAS and Computers]
First off: I can not take much credit for this post, the majority of this write up was done by Egg in this post "NUT on OS X (10.5.7)" which was priceless in my effort to get this matter solved. It ...
ig_88
Oct 02, 2012Aspirant
I wanted to chime in and say that I seem to be all set with my NV as the NUT server, and a 10.8.2 NUT client installed through MacPorts. I haven't actually cut the power and done a real test yet, but upsmon is running fine and I'm able to confirm connectivity with upsc. Here are some updated instructions if you're using MacPorts to install:
For any MacPorts install, make sure you're using a supported version of Xcode and that you have additionally installed the command-line tools
Upsmon.conf should go in /opt/local/etc. Start from the sample file in there or use DBott's upsmon.conf, which basically takes the defaults except for the most important line:
MONITOR UPS@ReadyNAS_IP 1 monuser pass slave
Do a sudo mkdir /Library/StartupItems/UPS. Create and save the XML file in this post as StartupParameters.plist, and save it in that UPS directory
Create the script in this port in the UPS directory, and you can save that file as UPS. The FINK_BIN path in the script should be "/opt/local/sbin" because MacPorts doesn't use Fink's install directory. Don't forget to make this script executable with a chmod +x UPS. The script should kick off upsmon on boot. You can test connectivity to the NUT server on the ReadyNAS with sudo /opt/local/bin/./upsc UPS@ReadyNAS_IP, which should display similar results to the beginning of this post. HTH.....
MONITOR UPS@ReadyNAS_IP 1 monuser pass slave
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