On 11/14/2014 10:53 AM, Thanasis wrote: > I have an APC SC620I, which in case of power failure, it successfully > initiates a shutdown to the connected (via SMART cable) PC, but if the > mains power returns, the UPS does not recycle the power to the PC, and > consequently the PC stays off. > > Regardless if the mains power returns soon after the UPS has initiated a > shutdown to the PC, shouldn't the UPS recycle the power anyway, so that > the PC comes back on as set in BIOS?
I assume that your PC shuts off thus reducing the load - and, of course, this increases the runtime of the remaining battery so the UPS never actually shuts down? I don't think you can get apcupsd in any case to cycle the outlet groups, but you can try a couple things. First, is apcupsd even sending the signal to shutdown the UPS? /etc/init.d/apcupsd.powerfail needs to be added to the shutdown runlevel: `rc-update add apcupsd.powerfail shutdown` At the end of the shutdown this is run and it tells the UPS to power off. If you have multiple PCs this should be enabled on the slowest to shutdown to make sure it doesn't kill a machine still shutting down. > > Am I missing something in the configuration or the daemons that should > be running? > > (Running sys-power/apcupsd-3.14.8-r2) > > /etc/apcupsd/apcupsd.conf folows: > KILLDELAY 0 If the above fails (if the above does indeed fail, some troubleshooting should happen to try to figure out why it doesn't work), KILLDELAY is the parameter you likely seek, but it is dangerous. If you set this it will wait x seconds after a shutdown was requested and forcibly shut down the UPS power. However, in the even that power is restored between the UPS kill and the time it actually turns off the mains will still not be cycled. But theoretically this window should be pretty small. Dan
