On 8/9/26 09:24, Greg Troxel via Nut-upsuser wrote:
The secondary shut down due to lack of comms from primary.
The primary appears to have noticed it should shutdown but something is
not right.
Generally the system up/down scripts need to notice that the killpower
flag file has been set. That requires a lot of things, including that
the filesystem it is written to have the right permissions and that it
still be mounted.
You should be able to test by first getting a shell as user nut, and
then "touch /var/run/nut/killpower". If that doesn't work, figure out
why and fix that before continuing. Then run the shutdown command
manually.
According to some hard-to-find docs, that file will be ignored unless it
contains the magic string "upsmon-shutdown-file" (without the quotes, of
course). That string is found in the file /usr/sbin/upsmon.
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Do NOT delete it.
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