[Nut-upsuser] nut-monitor: Set password on [cyberpower at localhost] failed - got [ERR INVALID-ARGUMENT]
Jim Klimov
jimklimov+nut at gmail.com
Thu Dec 29 06:55:26 GMT 2022
OTOH, is the `upsd.users` file set up right?
* permissions for only nut OS account to read it
* upsmon primary/secondary role specified for that nut user section
* no typos in password :)
Jim
On Thu, Dec 29, 2022, 01:04 Orion Poplawski via Nut-upsuser <
nut-upsuser at alioth-lists.debian.net> wrote:
> With nut 2.8.0 I seem to be getting the following messages:
>
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D2] mainloop: polling 4 filedescriptors
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D6] Entering check_command: STARTTLS
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D6] check_command: Calling command
> handler for STARTTLS
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D2] write: [destfd=9] [len=12] [OK
> STARTTLS]
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D3] SSL connected (TLSv1.2)
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-monitor[194125]: Connected to NUT server localhost
> in SSL
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-monitor[194125]: Certificate verification is disabled
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-monitor[194125]: 0.014249 Set password on
> [cyberpower at localhost] failed - got [ERR INVALID-ARGUMENT]
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-monitor[194125]: 0.014268 [D3] Current power
> value: 1
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-monitor[194125]: 0.014280 [D3] Minimum power
> value: 1
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-server[192157]: 395.800300 [D3] SSL
> connected (TLSv1.2)
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-server[192157]: 395.800339 [D2] mainloop:
> polling 4 filedescriptors
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-server[192157]: 395.800547 [D6] Entering
> check_command: USERNAME
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-server[192157]: 395.800570 [D6]
> check_command: Calling command handler for USERNAME
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-server[192157]: 395.800616 [D5] ssl_write ret=3
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-server[192157]: 395.800638 [D2] write:
> [destfd=9] [len=3] [OK]
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-server[192157]: 395.800657 [D2] mainloop:
> polling 4 filedescriptors
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-server[192157]: 395.800696 [D6] Entering
> check_command: PASSWORD
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-server[192157]: 395.800716 [D6]
> check_command: Calling command handler for PASSWORD
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-server[192157]: 395.800751 [D4] Sending
> error [INVALID-ARGUMENT] to client 127.0.0.1
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-server[192157]: 395.800794 [D5] ssl_write
> ret=21
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-server[192157]: 395.800814 [D2] write:
> [destfd=9] [len=21] [ERR INVALID-ARGUMENT]
> Dec 28 15:37:49 nut-server[192157]: 395.800834 [D2] mainloop:
> polling 4 filedescriptors
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D2] mainloop: polling 4 filedescriptors
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D6] Entering check_command: USERNAME
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D6] check_command: Calling command
> handler for USERNAME
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D5] ssl_write ret=3
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D2] write: [destfd=9] [len=3] [OK]
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D2] mainloop: polling 4 filedescriptors
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D6] Entering check_command: PASSWORD
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D6] check_command: Calling command
> handler for PASSWORD
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D4] Sending error [INVALID-ARGUMENT] to
> client 127.0.0.1
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D5] ssl_write ret=21
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D2] write: [destfd=9] [len=21] [ERR
> INVALID-ARGUMENT]
> Dec 28 15:37:49 upsd[192157]: [D2] mainloop: polling 4 filedescriptors
>
>
>
> Do you know what is triggering this?
>
> --
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