hubitat-nut-monitor

NUT configuration files, scripts, and Hubitat app and driver files that can be used for monitoring a NUT server without polling

Instructions

1. Install nut using apt-get install nut on the server
2. Copy nut.conf to /etc/nut/nut.conf
3. Figure out the correct settings for your device and replace them in ups.conf
4. Copy ups.conf to /etc/nut/ups.conf
5. Copy upsd.conf to /etc/nut/upsd.conf
6. Replace <password> in upsd.users with a real password
7. Copy upsd.users to /etc/nut/upsd.users
8. Replace <password> in upsmon.conf with the same password from upsd.users
9. Copy upsmon.conf to /etc/nut/upsmon.conf
10. Reboot the server
11. Create a new driver on Hubitat using the code from nut-monitor-driver.groovy
12. Create a new app on Hubitat using the code from nut-monitor-app.groovy
13. Install a User App for NUT Monitor on Hubitat
14. Configure the NUT Monitor app on Hubitat using the IP address of the server, 3493 for the port number, and BackupBattery for the UPS name
15. Go to the status page of the NUT Monitor app on Hubitat and copy the URL for statusUrl
16. Replace the URL in hubitat-nut-status.sh with the URL from statusUrl
17. Copy hubitat-nut-status.sh to /usr/local/bin/hubitat-nut-status.sh
18. Make hubitat-nut-status.sh executable using the command sudo chmod 777 /usr/local/bin/hubitat-nut-status.sh
19. Copy upssched.conf to /etc/nut/upssched.conf
20. Copy hubitat-nut-monitor.service to etc/systemd/system/hubitat-nut-monitor.service
21. Enable hubitat-nut-monitor.service using the command sudo systemctl enable hubitat-nut-monitor.service
22. Reboot the server

Everything should be set up and running now!