[back from holidays...]
2006/6/27, Carlos Rodrigues <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
powershare is more for shutdown sequence than for startup ones.
Moreover, the timers (outlet.X.delay.Y) works the same way as the ups.delay.Y, so when you set a value, it's processed instantly, ie:
http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/nut-upsuser/2006-June/001204.html
that (the general settings, ie battery.charge.low instead of lowbattery (...) in ups.conf) is part of a long standing feature I want to see in nut... But as always, the time is lacking...
Hi!
We have two MGE Evolution 1100 here, and I want to make use of the
powershare outlets to force a particular boot sequence on the machines
powered by them. However I'm not sure how to set those variables upon
NUT starting, without having to change the init scripts to call
"upsrw".
powershare is more for shutdown sequence than for startup ones.
Moreover, the timers (outlet.X.delay.Y) works the same way as the ups.delay.Y, so when you set a value, it's processed instantly, ie:
http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/nut-upsuser/2006-June/001204.html
Is there some place where I can set them, where they can be read
automatically on startup?
that (the general settings, ie battery.charge.low instead of lowbattery (...) in ups.conf) is part of a long standing feature I want to see in nut... But as always, the time is lacking...
One of the UPSes is connected to a SUSE box, and the other to a Debian box.
for your kind of need, MGE has a PDU device:
http://www.mgeups.com/products/pdt230/smallups/ipdu/index.htm
but these are not supported directly by nut (though these support SNMP and has a web GUI)
Arnaud
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