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I assume turning the load off on outlets and failing miserable has nothing to do with nut.<BR>
But can someone help me out with a HP R/T 3000?<BR>
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syslog:<BR>
mail.pascallen.nl:~# tail -f /var/log/syslog | grep ups<BR>
Jun 29 12:35:10 mail upsd[4006]: Set variable: <A HREF="mailto:pascal@192.168.0.23">pascal@192.168.0.23</A> set outlet.2.delay.shutdown on mail to 10<BR>
Jun 29 12:35:45 mail upsd[4006]: Instant command: <A HREF="mailto:pascal@127.0.0.1">pascal@127.0.0.1</A> did load.off.delay on mail<BR>
Jun 29 12:37:44 mail upsd[4006]: Instant command: <A HREF="mailto:pascal@192.168.0.23">pascal@192.168.0.23</A> did load.on on mail<BR>
Jun 29 12:38:07 mail upsd[4006]: Instant command: <A HREF="mailto:pascal@192.168.0.23">pascal@192.168.0.23</A> did outlet.1.load.off on mail<BR>
Jun 29 12:39:16 mail upsd[4006]: Set variable: <A HREF="mailto:pascal@192.168.0.23">pascal@192.168.0.23</A> set outlet.1.delay.shutdown on mail to 120<BR>
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Load off, load on works fine.<BR>
Load off outlet 1 fails.<BR>
Setting the variable fails, as upsc illustrates:<BR>
mail.pascallen.nl:/etc/nut# upsc mail outlet.1.delay.shutdown<BR>
-1<BR>
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Send the ups for repair?<BR>
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Pascal.<BR>
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