hello, i have a computer (with debian 8 jessie installed) that i want to plug to an ups (apc smt 750i) to act in netserver mode. i've installed nut packages and configured it and all seems to work ok except that when the server shutdown itself it ups doesn't "reboot" the outlets. i've tested the same config (/etc/nut/*) just changing hostnames in another debian jessie computer (same kernel, different packages but identical nut packages) using the same ups and the same usb cable. i don't know why this second computer when doing the shutdown makes the ups "reboot" the outlets. any ideas about what can be the reason that makes the ups behave differently? thanks in advance. david.
On Jul 15, 2015, at 7:17 AM, dmanye <dmanye at urv.cat> wrote:> i have a computer (with debian 8 jessie installed) that i want to plug to an ups (apc smt 750i) to act in netserver mode. i've installed nut packages and configured it and all seems to work ok except that when the server shutdown itself it ups doesn't "reboot" the outlets.What is the exact NUT package version, and which driver are you using? Also, is this a new Debian installation, or was it upgraded from wheezy? (If I understand correctly - I haven't upgraded yet - this determines which init system is used to control the shutdown.) [please use Reply-All to include the list.] -- Charles Lepple clepple at gmail
El 15/07/15 a les 14:18, Charles Lepple ha escrit:> On Jul 15, 2015, at 7:17 AM, dmanye <dmanye at urv.cat> wrote: > >> i have a computer (with debian 8 jessie installed) that i want to plug to an ups (apc smt 750i) to act in netserver mode. i've installed nut packages and configured it and all seems to work ok except that when the server shutdown itself it ups doesn't "reboot" the outlets. > What is the exact NUT package version2.4.2-4> , and which driver are you using?usbhid-ups> > Also, is this a new Debian installation, or was it upgraded from wheezy?new install> (If I understand correctly - I haven't upgraded yet - this determines which init system is used to control the shutdown.)yes, debian 8 by default installs systemd but i've switched back to sysvinit (2.88dsf-59) on both computers. in fact, libsystemd0 remains installed because essential packages depend on it.> > [please use Reply-All to include the list.] >thanks.