Jimmy Jazz wrote: > I will follow your advice but i'm not sure the maintainer would agree. > That feature is deactivated in the package itself :)
That's OK. If NUT is compiled without HAL support, that's fine too. > To get out of trouble, how do i prevent hal to exclusively and > automatically access to the usb port? I don't understand. You either use the 'classic' NUT or the HAL enabled one. You can't have both installed at the same time. > I cannot figure out how this works. In my case, i would like to have nut > upsd/upsmon daemon and nut hal working together. See above. > I don't always activate X11 and gnome and still wante to benefit the nut > protection. Then you must build NUT without HAL support and always run the 'classic' NUT. The HAL enabled version is mainly meant for desktop systems to provide a zero-configuration UPS support. If that's not what you want, compile NUT without HAL support. > If you could give me a clue, i would be able to modify the package myself ;) When building the package, adding '--without-hal' to the configuration options should do the trick. If you're using RPM (or something like that) packaging the respective files in a separate package may do the trick also. Best regards, Arjen _______________________________________________ Nut-upsuser mailing list Nut-upsuser@lists.alioth.debian.org http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/nut-upsuser
