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I tested shutdown by pulling the plug from the wall socket and observed that I was notgetting any notifications. ?Then I opened the NUT Monitor GUI and immediately got notified. What did I do wrong? ?I think that upsmon runs at startup so why do I have to open the GUI?in order to get messages? ? John?"Science is organized common sense. Philosophy is organized piffle" -attributed to

ls -lia /<path>/wall will give you the owner and group . . . . Messages off . . . I think you are on the path . . . . -Tim On July 15, 2015 10:00:51 PM CDT, john hart <jsamcr at yahoo.com> wrote: >Time, not sure who owner is, but I've tried as both admin and myself, >to no avail. ?However, I told you that mesg is y, buti tried to send a >mesg using ?' write '

Time, not sure who owner is, but I've tried as both admin and myself, to no avail. ?However, I told you that mesg is y, buti tried to send a mesg using ?' write ' ?and it says I have messages disabled. ????? ? I did that by opening two?terminals, on I logged in as ' su ', and sent the message from there. ?Is that peculiar? Might account for why I am notgetting anything from

Tim, Thanks for the feedback. ?I am the only user (standalone system), but I checked 'mesg' and made sure it was set?to 'mesg y' . ? And the execute permissions for wall are ? rwxr-sr-x ?and the filename is has a ?kind of orange highlightedbackground. Don't know what that means. John?"Science is organized common sense. Philosophy is organized piffle" -attributed to

Who is the owner and group for wall? Note that it is set group ID to allow it to write to sessions . . . thus, that owner needs to be a system account that can write to devices, not just Joe-Bob . . . You might also try 'strace wall' to see what it is trying to do. - Tim On July 15, 2015 9:48:32 PM CDT, john hart <jsamcr at yahoo.com> wrote: >Tim, >Thanks for the feedback.

Looking in to my previous question about no messages until clicking NUT Monitor GUI,I found that it was recommend to make sure that /etc/default/nut ?should be as follows: # /etc/default/nut START_UPSD=yes START_UPSMON=yesHowever, there is no '/etc/default/nut' . ? Do I need to create it ? John? "Science is organized common sense. Philosophy is organized piffle" -attributed to

Tried 'echo hi | wall' and no message. ?I looked at 'wall -h' and it would seem that it is supposed to. ?I eventried ?' wall ?[<filename> | <message>] ' ?and got nothing. ? Not sure what that means, as when using theNUT-Monitor program I get banners and a 'message' on the system try. ? Strange ! John ??"Science is organized common sense. Philosophy

Charles, This is how I have the upsmon.conf set up. ?The only time I get a message is if the?NUT Monitor gui is running. ?I open LXterminal, pull the wall plug, and I get no messagesin the terminal. ?MONITOR Asium_p700 at localhost 1 upsmon jsamcr master?MINSUPPLIES 1?SHUTDOWNCMD "/sbin/shutdown -h +0"?NOTIFYCMD /sbin/upssched?POLLFREQ 5?POLLFREQALERT 5?HOSTSYNC 15?DEADTIME

I pulled the AC power and let the system shutdown. ?Everything appears to have gone well. ?Checked thesystem log and found the following sequence of events: [CODE] Jul 15 10:20:50 debian upsmon[678]: UPS 1 on batteryJul 15 10:26:05 debian upsmon[678]: UPS 1 battery is lowJul 15 10:26:05 debian upsd[675]: Client upsmon at 127.0.0.1 set FSD on UPS [Asium_p700]Jul 15 10:26:05 debian upsmon[678]:

Any chance someone put 'mesg n' in the system profiles? That wou;d suppress wall output. Try typing just 'mesg' and see what it says . . . otherwise, check permissions on wall perhaps . . . - Tim On July 15, 2015 7:43:38 PM CDT, john hart <jsamcr at yahoo.com> wrote: >Tried 'echo hi | wall' and no message. ?I looked at 'wall -h' and it >would seem that

As an update to my first message, sent July 13, I am totally out of my league.I installed nut (apt-get install nut) on Debian Jessie. ?Went through the process of modifying?ups.conf and copied the udev ( cp /lib/udev/rules.d/52-nut-usbups.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/ ) When I ran ?upsdrvctl start ?I got a message about the usbhid-ups driver. ?It appears that NUTis not configured with the driver. ?The

Please use Reply-All. On Jul 13, 2015, at 11:00 PM, john hart <jsamcr at yahoo.com> wrote: > Okay. I went through the pages from Roger Price and have set up enough, I think that I > should at least get an 'OL' response when I run 'upsdrvctl start' . Instead I get this: > [CODE] > root at debian:/home/john# upsdrvctl start > Network UPS Tools - UPS driver

Here is the previous email that I sent directly to Charles Lepple. ?I am now sending to the correct email with cc to Charles. ---------------- I am looking at, and trying to understand the rest of the conf files. ?But first want to askabout something from this message:[CODE]root at debian:/home/john# upsdrvctl startNetwork UPS Tools - UPS driver controller 2.7.2Network UPS Tools - Megatec/Q1

I have just recently gotten NUT to work on my system, with much assistance from Charles Lepple, and am very?grateful for his assistance. ? I now have a question regarding the NUT-Monitor program. ?There is a tool in the GUI that is for sending devicecommands. ?I can't get it to work. ?Whenever I try to send a command I get the following message: Failed to send <command> ?(ERR USERNAME

Looking for some help with this UPS. ?I am running Debian Jessie 8.1 (32 bit). ?I live inCosta Rica so UPS purchase options, in my price range, are fairly slim. ?I purchased thereferenced UPS, which works with WinPower software, but am really hesitant to installWinPower as I don't know how it might affect things and don't want to break the system. When I was still running Wheezy, I

Charles, I have verified that when I unplug the wall power that messages are being sent to the SYSLOG . ?This occursregardless of whether the Nut Monitor GUI is opened. ?However, the only time I receive messages to my desktopis when the GUI is running. I even went so far as to open at tty and see if I got message there, but NOPE ! ?? I have not yet tired to unplug power to see if I get a good

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