From: Volker Gruenewald (Volker.Gruenewald@LINDE-MH.DE)
Date: Thu Sep 05 2002 - 09:44:18 EDT
Hi,
try adding (or remove if present) "clocal" to the tty-attributes for
runtime and login.
This is needed for some UPS, maybe it will fix your problem.
regards,
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Volker Grünewald
IT Administration
Linde AG, material handling
Aschaffenburg / Germany
volker.gruenewald@linde-mh.de
www.linde.com
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Hello all,
We seem to be having issues with LANSafe III running with Powerware UPS
(models 5515 and 5125, 9910-P33 in IBMese) under AIX versions 4.3.3 and
5.1.0. Hopefully some kind soul out there might be able to help with this,
as neither IBM or Powerware are being entirely prompt with a solution to
this.
The problem we're seeing, appears to be an issue with the ls3 daemon
talking with the ls3con client. When using the console program to configure
and view the UPS, instead of getting the menu options we instead see the
following;
# /usr/ls3/ls3&
[1] 11684
# /usr/ls3/ls3con
Please enter the Access Code for the Power Monitor.
Accessing Power Monitor
........................................
Message timed out!
.......................................
Message timed out!
The LanSafe III Power Monitor (ls3) is not running.
Run the daemon by typing ./ls3&
# ps -ef | grep ls3
root 9656 11482 4 18:02:32 pts/2 0:00 grep ls3
root 11684 11482 1 18:00:03 pts/2 0:00 /usr/ls3/ls3
And yet the daemon is still running, as shown by the ps command above.
The environment is fairly basic, as these are brand new IBM systems with
default AIX 4.3.3 or 5.10 preloads on them, running the latest version of
LANSafe III 4.17.1a downloaded from the website. The UPS cable used is the
one supplied with the UPS, with no gender-changers or extension cables. The
UPS is being connected via the serial cable to one of the onboard serial
ports at the back of the system. (6F1 and 6H1s) TTY files have been
associated with these ports, with default settings of 9600 baud, 8/1 bits,
and no parity, with disabled login.
I've got this running before on one system I unfortunately no longer have
access to, but after three days of trying you can no longer be certain of
what you actually did to get it work in the first place! Therefore has
anyone seen this problem before and resolved it, or is running LS3 without
issue, or simply has another application they're using to monitor their
Powerware UPS? I know there's Onlinet but that's now dependant on X-Windows
and we're after something which will just run on the ASCII terminal
locally.
Any help greatly appreciated!
Steven Calvert
Consultant, IBM Technical
Taurus Infomatics Limited
www.taurus-infomatics.co.uk
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