[Nut-upsuser] How do I initiate a shutdown sequence immediately after losing line power?

Stoycho Ganev stoycho at ganev.org
Thu Feb 13 15:22:52 UTC 2014


 

Hi! 

Is there a way to tell upsd to initiate a shutdown sequence (i.e. run
SHUTDOWNCMD) immediately after losing line power and switching the state
to OB? 

I'm using an old battery and by the time it reaches LB state, it's
already too late for a clean shutdown. 

Another solution would be to change the LB percentage. It currently
reads (upsc): 

battery.charge.low: 10 

Is there a way to raise that to, say, 40 or 50 percent? 

The goal is to initiate she shutdown procedure as soon after losing line
power as possible. 

Thanks! 

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