use NUT will start the shutdown only when the UPS signals
that the battery is low, not based off of the runtime estimate. Even
if your UPS provided an estimated runtime this would still be the way
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How did you install it - from source of through apt-get/aptitude/etc?
What version did you install? What do you mean when you say "all of
my files are missing"?
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> Hmm, are you sure? http://www.networkupstools.org/ gives me the gandi
> parked domain page.
I too see the parked domain page, so it's not an issue with cached values.
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his possible to be done? if so, where can I find such information?
A machine can be a master for an UPS that it isn't powered by. The
documentation has covered this for at least 5 years now ;)
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> As nut comes totally non-configured, is there an instructional web page?, or
> can someone please tell me how to make this combo work with linux?
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ut load, but I have a unit that
changes that reported value based upon load. Either way, 120 seconds
is not enough time to shut down. Either your UPS is under specified
(ie the load is high) or the batteries are very, very, old.
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> I would like too, but I can't do it without breaking the dependencies as a
> newer version is no longer available on Etch.
Install from the source. It's not difficult ;)
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You'll find chapter and verse on this in the list archive.
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kage maintainer) then I would say you should.
Otherwise, only if you have a problem with your 2.2.2 install or it is
lacking a feature in the current version that you need.
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though I haven't checked permissions because I've no idea how the
Gentoo package is set up.
I'm also badly out of touch with the internals of NUT, but nobody else
seems to be around so I'm trying to work it through one step at a time
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m everups metasys powercom tripplitesu
> bestuferrups gamatronicmge-shut powerpanel upscode2
So, you need to be using an ups driver that exists (which at least one
other person has already said) ;)
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ls /lib/nut
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> almost no one uses nut. They use another program. With my old ups I got
> help from a nut developer who was a gentoo user.
Try:
/etc/init.d/upsdrv zap
/etc/init.d/upsdrv start
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inux ;)
So, when you start the driver, what errors do you get? What appears
in the logs?
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ry /var/lib/nut exist?
Does the user you're running NUT as own the directory?
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is needs to be set up. Thanks
> in advance for help
Checking the list of supported models:
http://www.networkupstools.org/compat/stable.html
doesn't list that model. It might work with the usbhid-ups driver.
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econd Arjen's recommendation - I've had an UPS that
reported a battery state that was healthy, but failed upon switching
to battery in under a second (the delay was enough to be apparent, but
too short to be timed). That it is new doesn't preclude a
failed/failing battery.
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Either way, you'll need to replace the batteries every few years.
Over time they degrade and stop holding any meaningful charge. After
about 3-4 years my Belkin batteries only held about 2 seconds of
runtime (as I discovered when the power went out, the Belkin b
iding an audible LB signal then
it's unlikely that NUT caused an un-needed shutdown.
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> Megatec protocol UPS not detected.
> Driver failed to start (exit status=1)
> * Failed to start UPS drivers!
Ok, so what changed? Did you do anything, has the USB cable become
disconnected, etc?
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location of the binary (as csh does). I've never seen
bash do that before, but there's always a first time :)
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27;re missing the point - the UPS tells NUT when it's getting low and
then NUT starts the shutdown. If you want something to second guess
the UPS then you'll have to look elsewhere.
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al on FreeBSD 5.4. I'm unlikely to be
moving to USB before I upgrade to (at least) FreeBSD 6.1, and that
isn't going to happen soon.
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If you need a 20 minute actual runtime you'll probably need a 30
minute theoretical runtime.
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00VA MGE unit than it did
for a replacement battery for my little 650VA Belkin. Obviously
depends on where you buy from.
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You may want to provide details of the manufacturer...
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Protection Center in a
range of VA options. For low power kit you should get more than 5
minutes of runtime even off the smallest. You need to do the maths
and use their selector (which I've found to be pretty accurate).
Be warned that the 2900 has a pretty high power draw!
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server keyword too). I may have a look at that over the next few days
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MGE do a pretty accurate UPS selector - you tell it what kit you've
got (or ISTR the power draw) and how long you want to keep running.
Some other suppliers do similar, but I don't know how accurate they
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e, for 2 reasons:
1) They support the development of NUT :-)
2) I'm more than happy with the one I bought
I also have a Belkin unit, but the MGE has proven a much better purchase.
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