Nut upsuser - Mar 2022 - NOTIFYCMD only works with upsmon -D ( in debug mode )

Hi,

 

I have installed NUT on a raspberry pi 3B+ ( version 9 Stretch ). Everything
seems to work but not upsmon. 

 

The NOTIFYCMD only works when I run upsmon -D. 

 

If I run upsmon normally then I get NOTIFY message's: 

 

Broadcast message from nut at raspberrypi (somewhere) (Tue Mar  1 20:33:41
2022):

 

UPS servers at localhost on battery

 

But only with upsmon -D I also get the ouput from the user defined script (
the yellow part is from the user defined script in NOTIFYCMD )

 

Broadcast message from nut at raspberrypi (pts/0) (Tue Mar  1 20:34:43 2022):

 

UPS servers at localhost on battery

 

Python, UPS on battery

WARNING:root:Python UPS message!

 

I have no idea what I am doing wrong. Support is highly appreciated. 

 

Best Regards, 

 

Arno de Kok

 



 

 

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On Tue, 1 Mar 2022, Arno de Kok wrote:
> The NOTIFYCMD only works when I run upsmon -D.
> If I run upsmon normally then I get NOTIFY message?s:
> Broadcast message from nut at raspberrypi (somewhere) (Tue Mar? 1 20:33:41
2022):
> UPS servers at localhost on battery
> 
> But only with upsmon -D I also get the ouput from the user defined script (
the yellow part is from the user defined script in NOTIFYCMD )
Nothing yellow for me, but I read my mail with Alpine.
> Broadcast message from nut at raspberrypi (pts/0) (Tue Mar? 1 20:34:43
2022):
> UPS servers at localhost on battery
> Python, UPS on battery
> WARNING:root:Python UPS message!
Is this anomaly repeatable?

May we see your upsmon.conf? And maybe the Python script if it's not too
big.

Roger