Clewarecontrol

Clewarecontrol lets you control the USB-devices made by Cleware GmbH.

It allows you to measure the temperature or humidity, switch on and off and configure switches, control the watchdog, etc.

The package consists of 'clewaretool' - the tool to manage the Cleware devices under Linux.

Also you'll find in the 'examples'-directory a couple of scripts:

· a script to generate graphs using RRDtool
· a script for nagios that monitores the temperature and raises an alarm if something goes wrong
· a startup script for RHEL/SLES/Debian/Ubuntu which starts the watchdog functionality

Tested on:

· Debian etch (on a 64 bit cpu)
· Fedora core 7
· RedHat Enterprise Linux 5
· SuSE Enterprise Linux 10
· Ubuntu Feisty Fawn (version 7.04)
· ...but it should also work with other systems running a recent Linux kernel.

What is new in this release:

• Added bindings for Perl and Python so that you can now easily develop programs that interface to Cleware procuts.

What is new in version 2.1:

• Spreadsheet output, can now add timestamp, sleep interval/value offset/timestamp format configurable, added support for new Cleware ADC, can now monitor a sensor and execute scripts if limits are reached.

What is new in version 2.0:

• Upgraded to the latest Cleware API

What is new in version 1.2:

• Can now select the path where to look for the 'hiddevx'-device nodes.

What is new in version 1.0:

• Added a script for graphing temperature/humidity with munin. Made the Nagios check-script more robust. Can now give an offset for temperature/humidity values.