I am trying to configure my NAS to get shutdown by command from my NUT server, I have tried many things and variations, including renaming my server / adding a dummy-ups named [qnapups] and adding admin/123456 user, or changing the configs exactly as done in this blog:
https://www.dalbert.net/qnap-nas/
but I can’t get my NAS to be shutdown.
Currently after following each step in blog above (changing the MONITOR command on the NAS to match the correct username/password and add a dummy-ups named qnapups in master), I have a working connection under Control Panel-> External device-> UPS with my server ID as supposed to, and also by running upsc myups@<ip> from ssh, I get the UPS data, But no signal seems to affect it.
However when sending shutdown signal with
upsmon -c fsd
on master, only the other clients are being shutdown, not the NAS.
I can’t get this intractable NAS to shutdown, (I have tried before a pure ssh approch, and it was worse.)
my /etc/config/ups/upsmon.conf on NAS:
RUN_AS_USER admin
MONITOR qnapnas@<ip> 1 monuser secret slave
MINSUPPLIES 0
# NAS is a client (if it is NOT powering other devices)
SHUTDOWNCMD "/sbin/shutdown -h +0"
FINALDELAY 0
(other files are as untouched)
As said, both upsc myups@ip (real ups) and upsc qnapups@ip (dummy-ups) work as expected, it just doesn’t perform shutdown, and so with:
upscmd -u monuser -p secret qnapups@ip load.off
OK
upscmd -u monuser -p secret qnapups@ip driver.killpower
OK
Nothing get’s it to shutdown
I don’t have any logs, and as far as I understand, there isn’t acutal full verion of NUT client on this thing, so it doesn’t really work as expected with all log files.
I can’t figure out even how to debug local shutdown test, as upsmon -c fsd doesn’t work on the NAS:
[~] # sudo upsmon -c fsd
Network UPS Tools upsmon 2.7.4
kill: No such process
Any help would be appricated!
Model: TS-832PX
Software: QTS 5.0.1 2376