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Same issue here with an APC Smart-UPS 750 - Running via docker with latest tag (AMD64) Setup detects the UPS correctly: Detected UPS Devices: Running the test configuration at the end of the wizard returns the error message: Configuration test failed: Output of lsusb: |__usb3 1d6b:0002:0510 09 2.00 480MBit/s 0mA 1IF (Linux 5.10.55+ xhci-hcd xHCI Host Controller 0000:00:14.0) hub |
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Same issue here with Eaton 5E900UI... Anyone got any tips of how to work with that? |
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Pls try with latest beta @ #126 post nr. 4 dartsteven/nutify-internal-testing:0.2.0.Int.Testing.v.13-amd64 Not just recommended — mandatory (and yeah, I’m half joking… half). Run this instance in a clean environment |
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Thanks for prompt answer. I did as suggested in original post, so new, empty folder, no old db... but the error is still the same: Cheers :) |
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Could you send me the entire log above and below? in docker-compose set in environment - LOG=true and pls, show me ur docker-compose.yaml |
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yaml file: Where from can I extract the logs now? |
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Got it, sys logs: |
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Try this : nano docker-compose.yaml and paste it : sudo docker compose up and show the log or in ./Nutify/logs:/app/nutify/logs |
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The “Can’t claim USB device” message means it can’t take ownership of that USB device. Are you sure you have access/permissions to it? Also, is it possible you already have another instance or process running that’s using the same USB port/device? |
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and pls can un do an : ps aux | egrep 'upsd|upsmon|nut-driver|usbhid|apcupsd' |
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I can't perform Just to be sure, I have checked that my built in (Synology) UPS service is disabled, rebooted whole NAS and the error is still the same. I may try the new yaml file later today. Now I need to go for an hour or two... Sorry :( |
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Synology already has NUT under the hood for its UPS feature (it runs the USB driver like usbhid-ups and upsd). If Synology is the one handling the UPS over USB, a container trying to run its own NUT driver will often fail because the USB device is already claimed. So I think the cleanest setup is: let Synology own the UPS USB connection, and run Nutify as a network client (connect to upsd over the LAN, port 3493). That avoids any USB fighting and is usually the most stable on a NAS. If the Synology UPS service is disabled and he still gets the same error after a reboot, then either Synology (or something else) is still grabbing the UPS in the background, or the USB passthrough is flaky and the device keeps re-enumerating. In any case, netclient is the safest path unless he really wants Nutify to be the only NUT instance and fully disable everything else on the NAS.
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I get ya. I was previously using built in (Synology) NUT server... But the informations that the service is showing is really poor... Therefore I've decided to do as you suggested - set up NUT server out of Synology, and use Nutify as a client to fetch the data and present it via web. But then I wanted to change settings of UPS (low battery % trigger). Synology service does not have such options to change UPS' settings. I've found out the script section in Nutify and wanted to use it - but that gave me Error message. I guess my only option now is to connect UPS manually to pc, change the settings I need, and connect it back to NAS. Thanks for your help and time tho! |
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Hello. I deployed Nutify in Docker and can't connect to UPS Ippon Back Black 850 euros. However, Synology sees the UPS.
Contents of docker compose file:
lsusb command output:
The hardware you are looking for is:
Nutify returns the following error:
Configuration test failed:
Failed to start NUT drivers: Can't claim USB device [0665:5161]@0/0/0: Entity not found
Driver failed to start (exit status=1)
Contents of the ups.conf file:
I changed the driver from driver = "nutdrv_qx" to driver = "blazer_usb", and vice versa. Didn't help. The error is the same.
Contents of the nut.conf file:
I would also like to note that Nutify generally sees the UPS, but cannot connect to it.
I will be grateful for any help.
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