> 1) Does the shutdown sequence take too long? Is it about 15 - 20 seconds (from usual system message about shutdown).
> 2) How old are the batteries? Could it be they are already worn out (you > can expect this after 3-5 years and even sooner at temperatures above 25 > degrees centigrade. It was renewed month later - I use it about 3 years, but I do not use any software for shutdown - it is a quite old restance:) > 3) Is the load really 300W? Good question! - on state "ONLINE" I have status report from cgi-nut / apache2 that load is about 70%, on state"ONBATTERY" reports that is it about 115 .. 120% (what I'm do not understand what is the real). Debian 4.0 "Etch" including package nut 2.04-4 - it is includes mge-shut and mge-utalk - "utalk" does not work for me - too many "stale" messages. Of course I can try to "backport" "newmge-shut" - some how:) I think the best solution for me, is to confugure the upssched, write some scripts and start shutdown procedure at point when ups "ONBATTERY" state is recognized. I have been checked that setting of the parameter "ups.delay.start" is working, but some what strange what measure it (sec, 10 sec or else). Could some one give me a good, step-by-step example (the best what I found is for RedHat and nut version 1.xx? Thanks to all tovis _______________________________________________ Nut-upsuser mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/nut-upsuser
