Thanks for you answer.
When the UPS comes offline upssched is now lauching the timer. However
when the UPS gets online the timer does not stop.
Yet I think it is due to another problem: when it comes online my UPS
gets disconnected for a very short time, and it takes a few seconds to
have it back on usb and with an online status on nut. I hope to receive
pieces of advise from EATON regarding this issue. This might be a
physical problem coming from my ups.
Best Regards.
Le 08/09/2011 17:27, Arnaud Quette a écrit :
Hi,
2011/9/1 Dupdup Sys <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>
Hello,
I am currently building a new server using debian amd64. Therefore
I need to use my UPS EATON Evolution 1550 on it, using usbhid-ups
driver.
I installed nut with apt (version 2.4.3-1.1squeeze1) on debian
2.6.32-5 amd64.
I can currently use nut with the drivers, upsc and upsmon: my UPS
is detected and works. Actually everything works except upssched:
I can shut down the server using upsmon -c fsd. I didn't try yet
but I think the automatic shutdown would work either, the server
should stop when the ups battery goes too low.
However I definetely can't make upssched running, which is such a
big deal because I would like to use the timer functions to have a
shutdown after ten minutes without electricity.
I created in /var/run/nut an upssched folder to contain the
upssched files, made chgrp nut.nut and chmod 755. My upsmon.conf
contains the NOTIFYCMD /sbin/upssched.
Here comes the issue: I can't find any lead of upssched in
/var/log/daemon.log. While usbhid-ups, upsd and upsmon have their
entries in the logfile and are working, I can't find anything
about upssched in the logs. Thereby I do think that upssched is
inactive, but I am still wondering if the problem is not in
upsmon: I tried several permissions, tried to use an other script
in upsmon.conf, but didn't manage to have it working.
Do you have any idea on how this could be solve ?
Best Regards.
upssched is only active when needed, ie when upsmon fires it because
of execution triggers.
so you have to meet these conditions, ie switching on battery, ..., as
you have defined in upsmon.conf or as done by default.
note that /var/run/nut is created automatically when calling the nut
init script on Debian.
cheers,
Arnaud
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