Nut upsuser - Mar 2021 - [EXTERNAL] Tripp Lite "Remote Shutdown" when USB cable is attached

On 3/6/21 8:35 PM, David Zomaya via Nut-upsuser wrote:
>>> Issues happen pre-init.  So no NUT.  Also tested on systems with,
and without NUT installed.
> Thanks. This helps narrow things down.
>
>>> I have confirmed this issue with the
ubuntu-20.04.2-desktop-amd64.iso, to make sure you can replicate it
> This should be easy enough to test on my end.
>
>>>   I will strive to test/prove that out early next week.
> Thanks, let me know what you find and I'll keep you in the loop on my
progress too.
>
> (As an aside: if we need to drop the mailing list given this is NOT a
Network UPS Tools problem, just let me know. I assume at the least we should
loop the community in on the *outcome*)
>
As a computer hardware guy with 3+ decades of software writing behind 
me, I am really curious about the cause so I would like to be kept in 
the loop on this matter, please.? Even if it's just a matter of CC: me 
if you decide to go off list.

>> I am really curious about the cause so I would like to be kept in
>> the loop on this matter, please.
My guess is this is the general sentiment, so I'll keep it on-list unless
the community decides we're too noisy/wants it off.

 Thank you,
 David Zomaya











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On Sat, 6 Mar 2021, Manuel Wolfshant wrote:
> On 3/6/21 8:35 PM, David Zomaya via Nut-upsuser wrote:
>> (As an aside: if we need to drop the mailing list given this is NOT a 
> Network UPS Tools problem, just let me know. I assume at the least we
should
> loop the community in on the *outcome*)
>
> As a computer hardware guy with 3+ decades of software writing behind 
> me, I am really curious about the cause so I would like to be kept in 
> the loop on this matter, please.? Even if it's just a matter of CC: me 
> if you decide to go off list.
I am as guilty as any of talking about things which not NUT on this list.  My 
interests are mainly software, but I am still happy to see a UPS problem 
discussed here - that's how I learn.

Roger