[Nut-upsuser] ordered shutdown

[Arjen de Korte]

Citeren Marco Chiappero <marco op absence.it>:

>> If you want to conserve power on your UPS, you should simply send a
>> client a command to shutdown.
> How can I do that? How can I shutdown different systems at different
> battery charge levels (or expected runtime)? I thought the only option
> aviable was using upssched.

Well, that is the whole point now, at the moment there isn't.  
Switching off systems at various battery.charge/runtime levels is only  
useful, if you can also switch them on again. This is where the  
programmable outlets come into play. We first need to deal with that.  
Hopefully we will have something available by summer, but don't hold  
your breath. The number of active developers is quite limited at the  
moment and personally I feel that there are more important things to  
work on at the moment.

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> I'm sorry, I didn't state explicitly I was talking about upssched. I
> prefer to choose when to shutdown the computers looking at the battery
> charge or the remaining runtime rather than after X time.

This is something you will rarely find on no-name consumer grade UPS,  
but as far as I know the more well known brands (MGE, APC, Tripplite)  
support this out of the box for their systems.

Best regards, Arjen
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