Well, when I replaced the server’s UPS batteries, I noticed that when I upgraded the hardware in late 2010, I must have forgotten to set up the UPS software. So, I dug out a UPS printer cable, attached that between the server and the UPS, and used yum extender (since the server is Fedora) to install apcupsd, apcupsd-cgi, and apcupsd-gui. The screenshot shows apcupsd-gui running. For those of you that are interested in compiling apcupsd from source code, I will try to add a comment to this post in a day or so. 😉
Well, there is start up issues with whatever web content, script or whatever that you are starting to run for the first time. This is true, whether it’s server-based, such as happens with a blog, or running on your local desktop.
My security plugin scanned, and detected a new version, so wanted to update it. The process puked and failed. I tracked down the issue to the upgrade directory not having the right permissions. I fixed it this morning by simply doing ‘chmod 777 upgrade’. End of story. It’s working as it should, now.
For now, user registration is off. I am pondering the risks vs. advantages to enabling it. So, if anybody wants a blog user account, simply message me on Facebook.
