Erhard Schultchen wrote: > Michael Biebl schrieb: > >> could you please test the latest powersaved (0.12.0-1) from my >> private repository. > > Hi, > this one sort-of works for me. powersaved starts normally, but does not > produce any output (even with -v 15). From the strace I can guess the > place 0.11 segfaulted was when opening the dbus-socket. Hm but dbus > used to work for me. So i checked again and at least today hald and > dbusd are working. However, I cannot use the powersaved. Powersave > encounters an I/O error on every command, stating I should increase > verbose level (which does not help). Having a look at the strace, I see > powersave is writing some commands (AUTH EXTERNAL, OK, BEGIN) to the > dbus, but fails upon the first read. As i can tell from powersaved > (which happily keeps polling gettimeofday) it does not register the > connection from powersave at all. So it might indeed be some dbus > issue?
Ok, seems that we are getting there. Please do the following (as root): If you have an ACPI system (powersave -U), make sure acpid is installed and running. If powersaved is currently running (ps ax | grep powersaved) stop it with /etc/init.d/powersaved stop. Start powersaved on a console with "powersaved -v 15 -f /var/run/acpid.socket" if your system supports acpi and "powersaved -v 15" if it's not an acpi system. Now monitor /var/log/syslog via "tail -f /var/log/syslog". You should get lots's of debug output from powersaved. If you come this far and powersaved is still running, then it's probably only a configuration issue (I hope you have read powersaveds README.Debian and that for newer revisions you have to add users to the correct group in order to be able to connect to powersaved) Cheers, Michael P.S.: Please send the followup mails to the BTS so that we keep a record of this conversation. -- Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the universe are pointed away from Earth?
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