I've gotten into the habbit of checking my syslog every morning even if my Unraid server did not abend or is hung.

 

This morning I noticed these two entries in my syslog. 

 

Dec 26 04:40:01 KENSPLACE apcupsd[9234]: apcupsd exiting, signal 15
Dec 26 04:40:01 KENSPLACE apcupsd[9234]: apcupsd shutdown succeeded
Dec 26 04:40:04 KENSPLACE apcupsd[6953]: apcupsd 3.14.14 (31 May 2016) slackware startup succeeded
Dec 26 04:40:04 KENSPLACE apcupsd[6953]: NIS server startup succeeded

 

I suspect I may need to lower my sensitivity settings as I have four computers in my computer room. All have their own APC upses. Besides the Unraid server, I have a Linux (Zorin-Os 16) and two Windows 10 Home 64 bit computers. In the APC software I had to lower the sensitivity from high to medium as I was getting warnings of a possible brown out, but the Windows computers remained stable. 

 

Is my assumption of the syslog correct and I need to lower my sensitivity settings?

 

If so how do I do this in Unraid?

 

I checked my ups settings in Unraid and see no way to do this? 

I did refer to the manual but it is not specific to Unraid and more a generic to Linux.

And I understand editing the ups conf files will not be saved after each Unraid reboot.

 

Cheers & Seasons Greetings to ALL

 

 

That's just the daemon starting over again.  And will happen weekly

Thanks kindly. Really appreciate the quick response...

Today it's a very windy day in Nova Scotia and we are getting power flucuations. Lights blinking, etc. My Unraid server has been shutting down each time I get a power flucuation however my Windows and Zorin computers have been fine. However in the past I had the same issue with them and had to lower my sensitivity settings for my APC UPSes. 

 

Each computer has their own UPS. Is there a way to lower the UPS settings in Unraid?

 

Thanks very much...

 

 

 

13 hours ago, Vetteman said:

we are getting power flucuations. Lights blinking, etc

In fact UPS work normal, but if you really want to adjust the sensitivity, you may try below method. Your UPS setting in default 92-139v, the only option is set to "green / low"

 

Thanks very much for the post and tip. Much appreciated....