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battery not installed, but battery still 100% and NUT 2.7.2-4 does not catch this and report a error
2017 Apr 03
0
battery not installed, but battery still 100% and NUT 2.7.2-4 does not catch this and report a error
...the resources it needs to send that warning message are available on
your systems? See man wall and test the default. You will have to
compose a one line file, and name that file in order to send the
contents of that file to users.
Create that file:
echo "I need a fresh battery" >rplbat.
Then do wall rplbat
and get this on every screen on the system:
gene at coyote:~$ sudo wall rplbat
Broadcast Message from gene at coyo
(/dev/pts/2) at 18:56 ......
battery not installed, but battery still 100% and NUT 2.7.2-4 does not catch this and report a error
2017 Apr 03
3
battery not installed, but battery still 100% and NUT 2.7.2-4 does not catch this and report a error
On Mon, 3 Apr 2017, Gene Heskett wrote:
>>> Nut, IIRC, can do a periodic battery test by putting it offline,
>>> using the battery, for a predetermined length of time, weekly,
>>> monthly etc,
>>
>> We definitely don't want that in this instance either!
>
> Why not? If the battery has a holdup time of 5 minutes when its fresh,
Because in this