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When nut-scanner is called separately, to scan different busses, it will generate similar names for each of these:
[nutdev1] ...
As a result, one can't just redirect nut-scanner outputs directly to ups.conf, without a 'sed' hack workaround.
Solution: simply refine the device names, like "nutdev-[method][id]". Examples: nutdev-usb1, nutdev-usb2, nutdev-nut1, nutdev-snmp1, ...
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Fixed by #2247
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When nut-scanner is called separately, to scan different busses, it will generate similar names for each of these:
As a result, one can't just redirect nut-scanner outputs directly to ups.conf, without a 'sed' hack workaround.
Solution: simply refine the device names, like "nutdev-[method][id]".
Examples: nutdev-usb1, nutdev-usb2, nutdev-nut1, nutdev-snmp1, ...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: