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any help:
20060523 153139 NA NA NA [NA] NA NA
Looks like you may have specifed the UPS to upslog incorrectly or upsd isn't
running.
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to the slave. Perhaps something is wrong with my
configuration. What shall I do? Any help is greatly appreciated !
It would help if you supplied your configuration...
Is upsmon running on the slave? Does it connect to the master upsd?
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- specifying a run time for which
the batteries are completely depleted is dumb because this will damage the
battery = less lifetime = pissed off users.
I switched from APC to MGE to see if they are any better in this regard.. I'll
find out soon..
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and libusb 0.1.12.
I will try and find time to try RS232 again - I think an IRQ issue was causing
problems before
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On Friday 16 June 2006 21:03, Daniel O'Connor wrote:
I didn't get around to trying serial today but hopefully I will be able to
test it RSN.
I'll keep you in mind as I test ;)
Serial works so I am less stressed now - I have a fallback position :)
I am going to try making the newhidups code
://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=80383
Ahh but I don't have uhid loaded so no blacklisting is needed..
I can talk to the UPS just fine but I can't set anything (getting reports
works, setting them returns EIO from ugen)
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- maybe they're better.
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, and the MGE Puslar Extreme.
I would buy an MGE Nova over a Belkin though :)
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hardware
though - occasionally the switch mode power supplies in our DAQ rack don't
come up properly.
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ondelay and offdelay... Note that ondelay is units of 10
seconds whereas offdelay is in seconds.
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the system time to finish
shutting down after it has told the UPS to power off. (As well as ensuring it
does power cycle the load if the AC comes back before the UPS is off)
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The nice thing about
systems re-mount disks read only at shutdown (eg FreeBSD runs
shutdown procedures then the kernel flushes and un-mounts the disks)
As for ondelay/offdelay having the same value - NUT disallows it and makes
sure that ondelay is longer.
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like my FreeBSD systems to shutdown gracefully.
You could patch FreeBSD to unmount disks and then run a script as part of
shutdown 8-)
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conversion UPS :)
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Probably not quite the same amount of isolation but a lot lighter, cheaper and
smaller :)
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to poor power.
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On Thursday 12 October 2006 11:22, ahgu wrote:
Anyone know what is the problem for this?
Find out what is using that serial port?
fstat or lsof can probably tell you what process has it open.
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, the more you lower it the more damage the battery will take each
discharge.
Battery technology still sucks :)
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the time being, I have to buy another pci/serial card...
I could never get FreeBSD to talk to the UPS via USB :(
It would fail to send any commands so it couldn't shut the UPS down (or set
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On Monday 27 November 2006 10:20, Vladimir Botka wrote:
here are my notes on ups, usb and freebsd.
http://www.netng.org/bin/view/Main/NetworkUpsToolsUsb
I found I could read status OK (MGE Pulsar Extreme) but I could not set any
variables so I couldn't shut the UPS down.
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of /var/spool/lock are what matter here, try creating a nut
user and putting it in the dialer group, then tell NUT to run as that user
(otherwise it setuid's to nobody)
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ports then make sure gd is installed and run NUT's
configure like so..
env CPPFLAGS=-I/usr/local/include LDFLAGS=-L/usr/local/lib ./configure ..
and it should find it.
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success
but the author was responsive (I just haven't had time to try the newest
patches yet).
http://www.turbocat.net/~hselasky/usb4bsd/
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upsrw (starts with entering setvar...
Hmm I just tried this and I can't find 'entering setvar' in the output :(
Maybe I've done something stupid..?
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and they work fine though.
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though.
Unfortunatelly, I have only one serial port on this box, which
is used as a console now. The only chance to add another serial is
usb-com adapter.
If you want reliable comms it's probably the only way to do it for now.
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adapters plus a cable on a UPS bothers me
greatly). I'm not looking for anything fancy, just a little gender
changer with a buncha LEDs on it.
I suggest buying a multimeter, some wire and 2 D9 connectors, then you
can use the multimeter to probe the wires to find what is going on.
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On Tue, 21 Aug 2007, Patrick Agrain wrote:
Hello,
I've found the same behavior on RHES 4.5 with nut-2.2.0.
What you explain below isn't what happens for FreeBSD.
The file systems are not unmounted except for when init exits (nor are
they remounted read only or anything like that)
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have it
now, so I might just leave it.
The port is now at 2.0.5, still rather ancient :(
Presumably the maintainer hasn't had the time to update it recently.. It
shouldn't be too hard to update the port though, I will see if I can
find some time to do it.
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On Wed, 22 Aug 2007, Bryan wrote:
On 22/08/07, Daniel O'Connor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess you aren't using the port then.. It
installs /usr/ports/sysutils/nut/files/nut*.sh.in (after replacing
certain items).
So it does! I've now found those files (just where you said) still
documented too.
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On Thu, 23 Aug 2007, Charles Lepple wrote:
On 8/22/07, Daniel O'Connor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 22 Aug 2007, Charles Lepple wrote:
NUT drivers poll the UPS every so often, which works fine on
systems where a single libusb call results in a single USB
transaction. In FreeBSD
On Thu, 23 Aug 2007, Bryan wrote:
On 22/08/07, Daniel O'Connor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just use RS232 ports and be done with it - I don't know how to
track down the problem is :(
A shame it has to come down to that -- but I believe I have indeed
reached then end of the road for all
trap it for inclusion.
You can use watch to monitor a TTY.
Ktrace, strace can be used to monitor a process.
Portmon is here BTW -
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/Utilities/Portmon.mspx
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to be dropped it should a)
log the fact, and b) do it in a way that doesn't cause the UPS driver
to get out of sync.
ugen should really be fixed to not use clist buffers but that can wait
for another day :)
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if the battery starts to show that it is
discharging. The last time I tried this, it would get the initial
data but never change until the driver was reloaded (not all that
useful in that state).
The problem in my experience is that it is not reliable :(
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like to work
with us on improving ugen/libusb/nut, and get a unit to develop and
test with, I can do something...
We're getting another MGE UPS soon at work so I will be able to test the
patch to ugen I wrote a while ago.
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battery level OK though (and then shut my PC
down by mistake :) so I can actually set values.. Is it just that
usbhid-ups doesn't support outlet switching? (yet hopefully :)
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.
Ahah, thanks!
Works great.
Now to get the devd script working so start NUT when I plug it in :)
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On Tue, 30 Oct 2007, Charles Lepple wrote:
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I made the following devd script..
That's pretty intense, but it's a nice reuse of the udev data.
Hey, machines exist to do work for us, not the other way around ;)
Although IMO a source file
ugen[0-9]+;
match vendor 0x0463;
match product 0x;
action chown uucp /dev/$device-name*; chmod 660 /dev/$device-name*;
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it
into a devd script but I am not sure if it's going into NUT or the NUT
port or what..
In any case the devd script was only for USB UPSs so not an issue for
you I think.
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be
adjusted to be more tolerant.
Thanks.
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enough to be usable though).
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2008/7/22 Daniel O'Connor [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I have the above UPS connected to a FreeBSD 6.2 box and it shows
'data stale' very frequently (every few minutes).
I have tried the usual trick of setting maxage, poll interval, etc
etc
for a
specific device - libusb also needs /dev/usb* to find them :(
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No appropriate HID device found
upsdrv_updateinfo...
Got to reconnect!
I've made sure NUT libusb are up to date (2.2.2 0.1.12_2
respectively)
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so the
perms stay at..
crw-rw 1 nutmon operator0, 100 Aug 7 17:49 /dev/ugen0
crw-rw 1 nutmon operator0, 162 Aug 7 17:49 /dev/ugen0.1
but it still fails :(
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just a matter of securing things. There is a (small) benefit
in running them as different users.
OK that's what I thought :)
What was the result after running the driver as root (add '-u root'
to the 'upsdrvctl' commandline)?
I tried that but no change :(
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Hey there,
2008/8/25 Daniel O'Connor [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Sat, 23 Aug 2008, Arjen de Korte wrote:
Are the 'usbhid-ups' (driver) and 'upsd' (server) also running
as 'nutmon'? We recommend that they run as a different user
than the 'upsmon
errors :(
I've attached some logs.
I added the 'unknown byte x' stuff - I wanted to see what it was
throwing away :)
Does anyone have such a UPS working with NUT + RS232?
I'll try to do some test asap on an EX 1500.
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names change slightly :)
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, but if I can't reproduce it
again, I'll possibly need an access to one of the faulty unit (is it
possible?).
Hmm I doubt it :(
I could certainly run test programs and generate comms logs for you. The
problematic units are not owned by us - we maintain them for our customers.
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On Thursday 25 September 2008 17:56:43 Daniel O'Connor wrote:
you might want to have libusb debug trace also, to see more low level
things. use export USB_DEBUG=3 before launching usbhid-ups.
you might also have a look at your kernel output for ugen to see if
there is a problem here.
Hmm
although I haven't tried a full
shutdown or anything yet.
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suggest you may need the dtr, rts sendpace
parameters before it will work.
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line 115) for the vendor/id
of your UPS. I think you also need to add an entry
to /usr/src/sys/dev/usb/usbdevs for the UPS itself. That requires a
kernel rebuild BTW.
If you give me the output of 'usbdevs -v' I can whip up a quick patch.
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The actual fix is to add an entry in the blacklist for uhid devices
in /usr/src/sys/dev/usb/usb_quirks.c (around line 115) for the
vendor/id of your UPS. I think you also need to add an entry
to /usr/src/sys/dev/usb/usbdevs for the UPS itself
UPS class HID
devices..
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on the
compatibility page
(http://www.networkupstools.org/compat/stable.html) that using
CyberPower with FreeBSD requires patching the kernel.
Better to get it committed to FreeBSD. I have sent a PR with the patch
in it so it should be committed.
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uhid.
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, and I think OpenBSD might
use a similar USB stack.
I believe they both use a ported version of the NetBSD USB stack, try
adding pollonly to your UPS config entry, it (mostly) worked for me.
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;
match product 0x0751;
action /bin/chown nutmon: /dev/$device-name;
}
(then unplug/replug the UPS to see if it did it)
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On 25/09/2010, at 16:36, Daniel O'Connor wrote:
You can do this by putting a file into /usr/local/etc/devd which looks like..
notify 100 {
match vendor 0x050d;
match product 0x0751;
action /bin/chown nutmon: /dev/$device-name;
}
Oops I should have tested it :)
Try
stack in 8.x
For a quick test try..
sudo chown :uucp /dev/usb/4.2.*
Then retry starting NUT.
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anyone know if this is possible? A setting like this would provide some
hysteresis for successive power failures which would be handy to have :)
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of NUT are you using? There might be a newmge-shut driver
included as well.
It's quite old - 2.4.1. I could try 2.6.4 though, I will need to reconnect the
hardware though (the EX 11 takes up quite a bit of space :)
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using? There might be a newmge-shut driver
included as well.
I tried mge-shut in 2.6 with no change, but newmge-shut with 2.6 showed this
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O'Connor docon...@gsoft.com.au a écrit :
On 27/07/2012, at 17:36, Daniel O'Connor wrote:
On 21/07/2012, at 22:55, Charles Lepple wrote:
Does anyone know if this is possible? A setting like this would provide
some hysteresis for successive power failures which would be handy to
have
On 27/07/2012, at 17:36, Daniel O'Connor wrote:
On 21/07/2012, at 22:55, Charles Lepple wrote:
Does anyone know if this is possible? A setting like this would provide
some hysteresis for successive power failures which would be handy to have
:)
I don't know about that specific
' called around the end of the halt script, once HD
are in RO mode, or just before?
Just before, the script is called during shutdown but everything is still RW.
FreeBSD does not remount things RO and run some scripts, hence the
offdelay/ondelay being relatively large.
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off,
2) check that battery.charge.restart variable is available on this unit,
and behaving correctly (Ie, if set to 30, the UPS will restart only once
battery.charge reaches 30 %).
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it seems it's already enabled, ie
[dhcp-72114 13:22] ~/nut-2.6.4 upsc ups1@localhost | grep ups.shu
ups.shutdown: enabled
I set it anyway, and the test seems to have worked - the load now goes off soon
after the PC shuts off and waits until the battery charges.
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the installation can run another test.
Have a good holiday :)
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version of NUT do you have installed?
Running 'upsc -h' should show the version, eg..
[midget 10:55] ~ upsc -h
Network UPS Tools upsc 2.6.4-Unversioned directory
usage: upsc -l | -L [hostname[:port]]
snip
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2 and I am pretty sure you got the answer to
1 wrong :-/
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based on
FreeBSD (and it makes a difference especially for USB related matters).
Can you paste the output of dmesg and usbconfig with the UPS connected please?
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To: cmb...@comcast.net
Cc: Charles Lepple clep...@gmail.com, nut-upsuser
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Sent: Wednesday, September 5, 2012 6:47:40 PM
Subject: Re: [Nut-upsuser] APC Smart UPS C1000
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library does 0.1 and 1.0)
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know about the
environment used - if it is very restrictive the mail executable might not be
found.
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On 28 May 2014, at 10:54, Charles Lepple clep...@gmail.com wrote:
On May 26, 2014, at 8:21 PM, Daniel O'Connor wrote:
However if I do either of the tests upscmd just reports 'OK' and nothing
happens.
Anything in syslog?
Not that I can see :(
What would log it?
I could try running
On 18 Jul 2014, at 22:41, Charles Lepple clep...@gmail.com wrote:
On Mon, Oct 29, 2007 at 9:45 PM, Daniel O'Connor docon...@gsoft.com.au
wrote:
I made the following devd script..
Dusting off this thread, since the FreeBSD ports tree picked up NUT
2.7.2 and now includes an auto-generated nut
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