> NUT takes charge of sending the required commands through the driver; the
> default values are load.off.delay 20 and load.on.delay 30. These values can
> be
> changed by adding lines such as
>
> offdelay = 30
> ondelay = 100
>
> to the corresponding UPS section in file
> I have an older box set up this way for continuous integration, and it needs
> to see more than a few seconds of power loss for the "always turn on" BIOS
> setting to work. I forget how many different intervals I tried, but 30
> seconds of off time is reliable for that particular box.
On Feb 1, 2018, at 10:58 AM, nut.user.u...@neverbox.com wrote:
>
> According to the theory above, this should have caused the computer to detect
> a power loss and turn itself back on. Instead it remained off (as I expected).
I have an older box set up this way for continuous integration, and
> > where in the filesystem should I be looking for the NUT shutdown script
> > please?
>
> It's the SHUTDOWNCMD in upsmon.conf
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> It actually occurred to me that I could try this with another (any other)
> computer here at work, so I did. I set the BIOS to "always on" after power
> cut. I booted ubuntu. I did "sudo shutdown -h now" from the console. The pc
> switched off as expected. Then I removed the power cable and
After you shut down your PC, it should be in a state where it knows that
it was shut down manually and should stay shut down. When the line
power goes off, it forgets this state, so when you restore the line
power it should boot. That is what the BIOS setting is supposed to
provide. This is how
> When a UPS unit performs a delayed power off (NUT sets the delay to 20
> seconds
> by default) it deconnects its power outlets which in some UPS units produces
> an
> audible "clunk". The display of lights on the front panel changes, and the
> beeping stops. The delayed power off can be
On Thu, 1 Feb 2018, nut.user.u...@neverbox.com wrote:
I am installing a UPS with NUT on Ubuntu for the first time. I could
follow the instructions up to "testing shutdowns" but on executing the
recommended command the computer shuts down and never comes back on,
Have you checked the BIOS
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