I just purchased a used Liebert PowerSure ProActive PSA350-230 UPS.
I was going to muck around with NUT, but I'd thought I'd give the MultiLink software a go first...
2 issues first of all:
1) Error with install script
it performs a tail of the file to extract the binary file, and it's not GNU tail friendly. Change the code inside ML_35_009_Linux_x86.bin at line 35 to
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tail -n +89 ${file} >${taroutname}
2) Directories don't exist
As described by igodit in the previous post.
The workaround is to create the following directories
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cd /etc/
mkdir -p rc0.d rc1.d rc2.d rc3.d rc4.d rc5.d rc6.d
You need to remove/rename the /opt/MultiLink directory, since we need a correct install for the Viewer program to allow you to edit the current list of devices.
So, in summary, I got up to the same point as igodit and performed the following steps:
- Removed /opt/MultiLink
Created the rc?.d directories
Re-ran the installer
This will successfully complete and the script will ask if you want to start the Viewer. Press 'Yes'
Once inside the Viewer, you can create/update your UPS through the menu system.
I haven't messed around with trying to make it a standard Gentoo flavoured service, but it did successfully shutdown my PC when the batteries ran out, so I'm hoping it's not too much work to create an add-on ebuild that you install after the Liebert package to make things familiar to Gentoo users.
Hope this helps.
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