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This is from a terminal window I haven't used for a couple of weeks. I snipped the "Warning power loss detected ..." from all entries but the first.

Broadcast message from root (Fri Dec 27 06:10:50 2002):

Warning power loss detected on UPS

Broadcast message from root (Tue Dec 31 07:57:41 2002):
Broadcast message from root (Thu Jan  2 05:53:28 2003):
Broadcast message from root (Fri Jan  3 06:09:10 2003):
Broadcast message from root (Sat Jan  4 09:04:21 2003):
Broadcast message from root (Sun Jan  5 22:16:01 2003):
Broadcast message from root (Sun Jan  5 22:16:34 2003):
Broadcast message from root (Sun Jan  5 22:17:25 2003):
Broadcast message from root (Mon Jan  6 06:07:41 2003):
Broadcast message from root (Mon Jan  6 06:11:16 2003):
Broadcast message from root (Tue Jan  7 05:31:26 2003):
Broadcast message from root (Wed Jan  8 06:11:05 2003):
Broadcast message from root (Thu Jan  9 06:06:27 2003):
Broadcast message from root (Sat Jan 11 08:52:25 2003):
It has been like this for at least a few months. What happens in my neighborhood around 6 in the morning that makes the voltage in my power outlet go down enough for the UPS to pick up? I don't recall our giant UPS we had at Netcetera in Brolæggerstræde (in Copenhagen) ever doing that. Not umpteen times a week anyway. And they just did maintenance in my street!

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