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@hspindel said in NUT Package (2.8.1 and above):
I'm using a Synology DS1522 container for Home Assistant. It doesn't appear to have any of these settings - it just set things up automagically when I installed it.
If you don't have those settings, then I assume you are not using the hass add-on. What then are you using? And how are you configuring it?
As an aside, if you have HomeAssistant running in a container on your Synology, why are you running NUT inside the container? I assume it is not for shutting down the container which would be handled by the Synology. Are you running HA automation based on the UPS values?
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@dennypage said in NUT Package (2.8.1 and above):
@hspindel said in NUT Package (2.8.1 and above):
I'm using a Synology DS1522 container for Home Assistant. It doesn't appear to have any of these settings - it just set things up automagically when I installed it.
If you don't have those settings, then I assume you are not using the hass add-on. What then are you using? And how are you configuring it?
Within Home Assistant, one has the option to select Settings/Devices and Services/Add Integration. From the Add Integration page, one can search for NUT. Upon selecting NUT, Home Assistant pops up a dialog box to "Connect to the NUT server" which wants host, poirt, username, and password. There are no configuration options offered, and nothing I've tried in the dialog box gets a response other than "Failed to Connect."
As an aside, if you have HomeAssistant running in a container on your Synology, why are you running NUT inside the container? I assume it is not for shutting down the container which would be handled by the Synology. Are you running HA automation based on the UPS values?
AFAIK (and I could be confused) I am not trying to run NUT inside the container, just the Home Assistant NUT client.
I have using Home Assistant to shut down two other Synologies (APC units). The UPSes for those Synologies are connected to a Windows machine and a Linux machine. Windows and Linux are running apcupsd, which is not understood by Synology. So Home Assistant is configured to watch apcupsd and send a shutdown message to the relevant Synology.
Another UPS (an Eaton) is connected to pfSense. So I was trying to configure Home Assistant to pay attention to the NUT server on pfSense and operate similarly to the way the APC/Synologies work with Home Assistant.
If I can't get that to work, my next try would be to get the Synology as a NUT client to pay direct attention to the NUT server on pfSense. I have read that Synology's non-standard implementation of NUT makes this problematic, but I can search for a known working configuration.
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I guess the whole Home Assistant thing is a fuggediboutit now.
I was able to get the Synology to directly connect to the NUT server on pfSense.
Since all I care about is powering down the Synology correctly in the event of a power failure, I'm good now.
Thank you for your help.
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@dennypage Thank you for your quick response, much appreciated.
When I installed the UPS some weeks ago, I did struggle when I tried to use the additional settings entries in the pfSense Nut UI. As I mentioned, I ended up saving only the UPS Type, UPS name, notifications, and Remote IP address or hostname. After that I manually edited the conf files and the service started successfully.
Fast forward 12 days and I stated getting notifications of comms failure to the UPS. The conf files seemed to have reverted to default,, so I restored the files and all started correctly and I made a post above that you responded to.
In order to answer your question correctly, I went back in and reconfigured the UPS through the UI - which is a very much preferred way of doing it. I am not sure what I did differently - but I was successful getting the UPS connected via the UI settings this time (YAY!). The entries I made below were (details changed to protect the innocent)PostUpload1.txt
I am also unsure of the difference between the entry in upsmon.conf which nominates "primary", and the upsd.users file that nominates "master".
I am not using pfSense to relay UPS status to any other machine, as my Windows and Linux servers directly connect to the UPS themselves, and my monitoring system (Zabbix) also directly connects using snmp.
Appreciate any suggestions or explanations,
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@hspindel said in NUT Package (2.8.1 and above):
I have using Home Assistant to shut down two other Synologies (APC units). The UPSes for those Synologies are connected to a Windows machine and a Linux machine. Windows and Linux are running apcupsd, which is not understood by Synology. So Home Assistant is configured to watch apcupsd and send a shutdown message to the relevant Synology.
This is kinda convoluted, and sounds fragile to me. I think using NUT directly on all the systems would be a better choice. NUT has a shutdown interlock for secondaries that will be lost by using HA. FWIW, NUT does support being a client of apcupsd, but there is no way to configure this on Synology.
@hspindel said in NUT Package (2.8.1 and above):
If I can't get that to work, my next try would be to get the Synology as a NUT client to pay direct attention to the NUT server on pfSense. I have read that Synology's non-standard implementation of NUT makes this problematic, but I can search for a known working configuration.
Synology does use a very non-standard configuration for NUT, but what you are talking about is easily accomplished. The only restriction is that you must use default values for ups name, username and password.
See post #2 in this thread, Notes on remote access to NUT for details on setting up remote access, and see Synology setup details in the Notes on Synology section at the end of the post.
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@simon_hp said in NUT Package (2.8.1 and above):
I am also unsure of the difference between the entry in upsmon.conf which nominates "primary", and the upsd.users file that nominates "master".
In 2.7 and below, NUT used the terms "master" and "slave". In NUT 2.8+, the terms "primary" and "secondary" were added, but are fully interchangeable with the prior terms.
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@pfpv said in NUT Package (2.8.1 and above):
administrative
Hey guys, I faced this very same issue twice, very annoying indeed. In my situation, I don't want a graceful shutdown for my pfSense.
I setup my box to come back when the power is back. With a graceful shutdown that wouldn't happen, correct me if I'm wrong.Anyways, to avoid the NUT to shutdown my pfSense I did the following
Edited the file /usr/local/etc/nut/upsmon.conf removing the following lines
SHUTDOWNCMD "/sbin/shutdown -p +0" POWERDOWNFLAG /etc/killpowerThen, you can just restart the service. I belive that does the job, but again, correct me if I'm wrong. I want NUT just to keep monitoring my UPS which is attached to my NAS. I don't want my pfSense goes down when I have a power failure.
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@robertofelix said in NUT Package (2.8.1 and above):
I don't want a graceful shutdown for my pfSense.
I setup my box to come back when the power is back. With a graceful shutdown that wouldn't happen, correct me if I'm wrong.Yes, that is wrong. You have an incorrect BIOS setting. Change the Power setting from 'Last State' to 'Power On'.
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@dennypage You're right. I changed that setting to 'Power On'.
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@robertofelix said in NUT Package (2.8.1 and above):
You're right. I changed that setting to 'Power On'.
Now, I believe if the NUT package misbehaves, the box will shut down, but it will power on back by itself, is that right?The behavior of that bios setting is that the host will boot whenever power is applied to the box.
When NUT executes a shutdown, one of the very last things it does is to instruct the UPS to cut power after a sort delay. So following the return of mains, when the UPS brings power back on, the host will boot automatically.
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@robertofelix said in NUT Package (2.8.1 and above):
Edited the file /usr/local/etc/nut/upsmon.conf removing the following lines
... and the next time nut (re) starts, that file, as the other 'nut' config files, will get re generated.
It's the core functionality of pfSense : one GUI to create one or more config file(s). From is one source, for every process, the needed config files are created and set up with the GUI settings.
If you want to have control yourself over the config files, go for a native FreeBSD, and install the needed packages manually, and now you've control, by editing all these files yourself
You probably want to know that this file exists : /usr/local/pkg/nut/nut.inc
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After migrating from a SG-4860 to a XG-7100 I think I'm starting to narrow down my disconnect issue.
I've even gone as far as replacing the battery in the UPS.
Sometime over the last few updates my APC UPS stopped reporting ONLINE/CHARGED and now reports ONLINE/DISCHARGING
I've tried setting
onlinedischarge_log_throttle_sec=numSet the minimum frequency (in seconds) at which warnings would be emitted for an otherwise not handled OL+DISCHRG device status combination. Negative values disable sequentially repeated messages (when this state appears and persists).
in Extra Arguments to driver field for usbhid but it prevents NUT from connecting to the UPS.
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@Gertjan said in NUT Package (2.8.1 and above):
You probably want to know that this file exists : /usr/local/pkg/nut/nut.inc
Yup, you're right, I rebooted and the config is back. I don't know if people using Opnsense are also facing this issue, maybe?
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@whoami-TM said in NUT Package (2.8.1 and above):
I've tried setting
onlinedischarge_log_throttle_sec=numI don't believe that is implemented yet. To my knowledge, that's planned for the next release of NUT.
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Speaking of
onlinedischarge, we had several power flickers yesterday and with the latest NUT package I get a message like this for every flicker:Dec 24 16:25:22 router usbhid-ups[31461]: ups_status_set: seems that UPS [CP1500PFCLCD] is in OL+DISCHRG state now. Is it calibrating or do you perhaps want to set 'onlinedischarge' option? Some UPS models (e.g. CyberPower UT series) emit OL+DISCHRG when offline.There was also a brief outage which was detected correctly:
Dec 24 12:52:22 router upsmon[30759]: UPS CP1500PFCLCD on battery Dec 24 12:52:27 router upsmon[30759]: UPS CP1500PFCLCD on line powerThe
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With pfSense 2.7.0 and nut 2.8.2 i still have huge problems with Riello 2200.
Dec 27 18:33:38 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:33:35 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:33:34 upsmon 33505 Poll UPS [RielloSEP2200] failed - Data stale Dec 27 18:33:33 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:33:31 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:33:29 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:33:29 upsmon 33505 Poll UPS [RielloSEP2200] failed - Data stale Dec 27 18:33:27 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:33:25 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:33:24 upsmon 33505 Poll UPS [RielloSEP2200] failed - Data stale Dec 27 18:33:23 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:33:21 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:33:19 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:33:19 upsmon 33505 Poll UPS [RielloSEP2200] failed - Data stale Dec 27 18:33:17 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:33:15 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:33:14 upsmon 33505 Poll UPS [RielloSEP2200] failed - Data stale Dec 27 18:33:13 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:33:11 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:33:09 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:33:09 upsmon 33505 Poll UPS [RielloSEP2200] failed - Data stale Dec 27 18:33:07 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed!Only stopping and starting nut service brings it back for some time. Restart not helping. I check hardware, it works fine on windows machine.
Thnx
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@ha11oga11o said in NUT Package (2.8.1 and above):
With pfSense 2.7.0 and nut 2.8.2 i still have huge problems with Riello 2200.
Something is off with the version numbers here. pfSense-pkg-nut version 2.8.2 requires pfSense version 23.09/2.7.1 or above. Are you sure you are not running pfSense-pkg-nut version 2.8.0?
Edit: In the other thread you started, it appears that you haven't updated anything since Nov 10th. The pattern you are describing is characteristic of version 2.8.0. Did you go through any of the later posts in that thread? @Unoptanio indicates success with the Riello using version 2.8.2 of the pfSense-pkg-nut on pfsense version 2.7.1.
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For those of you that are on amd64 based systems (Intel or AMD), and are severely affected by the shutdown on calibration/self-test issue, attached are replacement versions of upsmon and usbhid-ups that you can use until the update is published.
Note that these files are for amd64 systems only. I do not have a build/test system for arm. Sorry!
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I am really sorry! i Made typo mistake. Actually system is
2.7.2-RELEASE (amd64)
built on Fri Dec 8 21:55:00 CET 2023
FreeBSD 14.0-CURRENTnut package 2.8.2
and error is still persists on this setup. This is latest log, and i found it online this morning.
Dec 27 18:42:48 upsmon 57881 UPS RielloSEP2200 on line power Dec 27 18:42:43 upsmon 57881 UPS RielloSEP2200: on bypass (powered, not protecting) Dec 27 18:42:43 upsmon 57881 Communications with UPS RielloSEP2200 established Dec 27 18:42:43 upsd 61706 User local-monitor@127.0.0.1 logged into UPS [RielloSEP2200] Dec 27 18:42:41 upsd 61706 Connected to UPS [RielloSEP2200]: riello_usb-RielloSEP2200 Dec 27 18:42:41 riello_usb 67935 Startup successful Dec 27 18:42:39 upsd 61706 Startup successful Dec 27 18:42:39 upsd 61406 Found 1 UPS defined in ups.conf Dec 27 18:42:39 upsd 61406 Can't connect to UPS [RielloSEP2200] (riello_usb-RielloSEP2200): No such file or directory Dec 27 18:42:39 upsd 61406 listening on ::1 port 3493 Dec 27 18:42:39 upsd 61406 listening on 127.0.0.1 port 3493 Dec 27 18:42:38 upsmon 57881 Communications with UPS RielloSEP2200 lost Dec 27 18:42:38 upsmon 57881 UPS [RielloSEP2200]: connect failed: Connection failure: Connection refused Dec 27 18:42:38 upsmon 57329 Startup successful Dec 27 18:42:38 riello_usb 43008 Signal 15: exiting Dec 27 18:42:38 upsd 34960 Signal 15: exiting Dec 27 18:42:38 upsd 34960 mainloop: Interrupted system call Dec 27 18:42:38 upsd 34960 User local-monitor@127.0.0.1 logged out from UPS [RielloSEP2200] Dec 27 18:42:38 upsmon 33505 Signal 15: exiting Dec 27 18:42:37 upsmon 33505 Poll UPS [RielloSEP2200] failed - Data stale Dec 27 18:42:37 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:42:35 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:42:33 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:42:32 upsmon 33505 Poll UPS [RielloSEP2200] failed - Data stale Dec 27 18:42:31 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:42:29 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:42:27 upsmon 33505 Poll UPS [RielloSEP2200] failed - Data stale Dec 27 18:42:27 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:42:24 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:42:22 riello_usb 43008 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 27 18:42:22 upsmon 33505 Poll UPS [RielloSEP2200] failed - Data staleThanks and sorry again.
Speaking of the devil, just while i was writing this it lost connection.
Dec 28 12:24:12 riello_usb 24097 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 28 12:24:12 upsmon 8652 Poll UPS [RielloSEP2200] failed - Data stale Dec 28 12:24:10 riello_usb 24097 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 28 12:24:08 riello_usb 24097 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 28 12:24:07 upsmon 8652 Poll UPS [RielloSEP2200] failed - Data stale Dec 28 12:24:06 riello_usb 24097 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 28 12:24:04 riello_usb 24097 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 28 12:24:02 riello_usb 24097 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 28 12:24:02 upsmon 8652 Poll UPS [RielloSEP2200] failed - Data stale Dec 28 12:24:00 riello_usb 24097 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 28 12:23:58 riello_usb 24097 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! Dec 28 12:23:57 upsmon 8652 Poll UPS [RielloSEP2200] failed - Data stale Dec 28 12:23:56 riello_usb 24097 Communication with UPS is lost: status read failed! -
Hello,
With Pfsense 2.7.0 CE I could get UPS status with the following config.
UPS Type: Local USB
Driver: nutdrv_qx
Extra Arguments to drive:
port=auto
vendorid="0001"
productid="0000"
langid_fix=0x409
protocol="megatec"
subdriver="hunnox"
novendor
noscanlangidUPS is Makelsan. Link below
https://www.makelsan.com.tr/en/ups/urundetay/lion-serisi-650---2200-va/index-500.html
After upgrading Pfsense to 2.7.2 I don't get UPS status. It says "Failed to retrieve status".
Nothing changed. Only upgraded from 2.7.0 CE to 2.7.2 CE.
Any help will be appreciated.
