Citeren Turronix <[email protected]>:
If snmp-ups is started when the UPS is not reachable (e.g. we have a slow switch that drops the first 30 seconds of communication at computer boot or interface startup) the snmp-ups suicides (or crashes?) and apparently there is nothing to re-launch it automatically so the connection to the UPS will never be established.
This is by design, so it´s not a bug. The connection to your UPS is not nearly reliable enough to support reading status updates from it. You don't want to find this out when there is a real problem, so snmp-ups fails to start if it can't connect to the UPS after a couple of tries.
It looks to me that you try to start the NUT service way to early during startup.
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