G'Day All,
I ended up installing Charlies powstatd add-on for UPS monitoring.
Now following Graeme's how to I got the following results.
With the powerstad -t command and pulling or plugging back in the power to
the UPS. One of the values does change.
Now loading /etc/rc.d/init/powerstad start after this with the ups unplugged
to mains power caused a system shut down.
Anyway reboot and all is ok. One can't run the daemon and also run
powerstad -t at the same time due to a socket conflict.
What I have proven is that, both programs can find and talk to the UPS ok.
I now have a running system with the daemon running, Pulling the power -
did not result in ANY message to the screen about power is unplugged as the
how to suggests. Should it?
I left a monitor plugged in to the UPS (And server on mains power) and left
it running to drain power over night. I hope to go in and find the server
shut down today. If it hasn't - any idea's?
I am using essg 4.12
Cheers,
Richard Ford.
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