Hi Phil,
Thanks for writing NUPST, it's great and easy to install and maintain!
As we have started the new month, are there any updates about the new version?
Will this be a simple upgrade from the above-posted tutorial or more complicated (and a re-install kind of thing)?
It should be one of these amazing https://community-scripts.github.io/ProxmoxVE/scripts honestly...
Hi everyone 
We are a little behind schedule, but had some revisions. The tool has been migrated to deno, and now compiles to a single bin/platform (linux,mac/x64,arm). That makes it even easier to install and brings everything one needs with it out of the box, so it can be installed entirely offline if required. It can also be easily placed in the path with your own script should you prefer it. Currently working on the upgrade process, which all in all is pretty easy: It’ll delete the old nupst dir, place the new bin there, and checks wether the service needs to be restarted. We’ll also support running with reduced user rights or even on another system with support for webhooks, so you can implement your own little shutdown server (e.g. also with a shutdown password that you put as url param).
We are a little behind schedule, but had some revisions. The tool has been migrated to deno, and now compiles to a single bin/platform (linux,mac/x64,arm). That makes it even easier to install and brings everything one needs with it out of the box, so it can be installed entirely offline if required. It can also be easily placed in the path with your own script should you prefer it. Currently working on the upgrade process, which all in all is pretty easy: It’ll delete the old nupst dir, place the new bin there, and checks wether the service needs to be restarted. We’ll also support running with reduced user rights or even on another system with support for webhooks, so you can implement your own little shutdown server (e.g. also with a shutdown password that you put as url param).Hello, following this instruction to install nut too. However everything seems to work but when I first test it with the upsmon -c fsd command the proxmox node shuts down then the Cyberpower 1600 UPS also immediately shuts down. Shouldn't just the proxmox node itself only shuts down? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!