Considering that NUT can't log the poweroff) actions, since this action
is called from halt, there is no RW filesystem at this stage.
So the log_* LSB functions are really called for console output.
upsmon already logged that it was bringing down the system, so there is no need
to add more... in
by the time we reach the end of the shutdown process, FS are remounted
read-only.
so even if syslogd was still active, it would not be able to log in the FS
syslog file!
Some could argue that syslog can be configured to send logs to a central
server over the network /devil_advocate
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hey Laurent,
2011/9/14 Laurent Bigonville bi...@ubuntu.com
by the time we reach the end of the shutdown process, FS are remounted
read-only.
so even if syslogd was still active, it would not be able to log in the
FS
syslog file!
Some could argue that syslog can be configured to send
** Changed in: nut (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Low
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Sorry.
Expected messages like Shutting down the UPS ..., Waiting for UPS to
cut the power, ...
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