Glad you got it working.
Marc-André Harbec <[email protected]> writes: > Also, I found I had to manually start the USB driver. In my case: > `usbhid-ups`. I don't know if it's something that needs to be done on > all platforms (or it's OpenBSD specific), but I haven't read anything > on this in the official documentation. The `upsd` daemon won't start > if the driver is not already running, and it won't spawn it itself. I > had too create my own service file for it: > > $ cat /etc/rc.d/usbhid_ups > #!/bin/ksh In pkgsrc (and hence on NetBSD), there is a /etc/rc.d/upsdriver and that seems to run something that looks in /usr/pkg/etc/nut/ups.conf. I have a Best unit and that starts it at boot. So you could perhaps create a generic driver rcfile and use 'upsdrvctl start'.
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