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MULTIMON.CONF

MULTIMON.CONF

NAME DESCRIPTION DIRECTIVES TEMPERATURE SCALES SEE ALSO


NAME

multimon.conf - Configuration for multimon.cgi

DESCRIPTION

This file controls the displays generated by multimon.cgi(8). It is not required, as there is a default layout contained inside the program. You only need this file if the defaults do not suit you.

DIRECTIVES

TEMPC

Use the Celsius scale for temperatures displayed by the AMBTEMP and UPSTEMP fields. This is the default.

TEMPF

Use the Fahrenheit scale for temperatures displayed by the AMBTEMP and UPSTEMP fields. This is converted inside multimon.cgi(8), as upsd(8) only supplies values in Celsius.

FIELD variable field-name field-suffix

Define a field to be displayed on the status screen.

variable is either a variable supported by the UPS software (see the output of upsc(8) for examples) or one of these special words:

MODEL - Show the UPS model in cyan

STATUS - Parse the status and use the appropriate color.

UPSTEMP - Display the temperature in the default scale.

UPSTEMPC - Display the temperature in degrees C.

UPSTEMPF - Display the temperature in degrees F.

AMBTEMP - Display the ambient temperature in the default scale.

AMBTEMPC - Display the ambient temperature in degrees C.

AMBTEMPF - Display the ambient temperature in degrees F.

field-name is what you'd like the column to be called on the page. This must be seen as one element by the configuration parser, so remember to wrap it in quotes if you need to include a space.

field-suffix allows you to add something after the value displayed in the cell on the page. This can be something like % or VAC.

Examples:

FIELD battpct

FIELD loadpct

FIELD UPSTEMP

TEMPERATURE SCALES

multimon.cgi(8) passes your temperature scale preference to upsstats.cgi(8) in the URL via __

SEE ALSO

multimon.cgi(8)

Internet resources:

The NUT (Network UPS Tools) home page: http://www.exploits.org/nut/

NUT mailing list archives and information: http://lists.exploits.org/


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