#config driver_global 'driver_global'

# ### NOTE ###
# For USB UPSes it is necessary to properly configure
# productid and vendorid (and serial number if you have
# more than one device with the same productid and vendorid) in
# nut_server so that the hotplug script can give NUT
# permissions to access the UPS device(s)

# example USB UPS configuration
#config driver 'upsname'
#	option driver usbhid-ups
#	option port auto
#	option productid 12ab # USB 4-digit hex productId
#	option vendorid 34cd # USB 4-digit hex vendorId

# Configuration for UPS connected to serial-USB
#	option enable_usb_serial 0


#config user
#	option username upsuser
#	option password upspassword
#	option actions optional-action
#	list instcmd optional-instant-command
#	option upsmon secondary|primary

#config listen_address
#	option address ::1 # example
#	option port 3493 # compile-time default

# defaults for the upsd section are compile time defaults
# We only support one 'upsd' section and it must be named 'upsd'
#config upsd 'upsd'
#	option maxage 15
#	option statepath /var/run/nut
#	option maxconn 1024
#	option runas nut
#	option interface_reload_delay 3000 # in milliseconds
#	option triggerlist all # not configured by default
#	option debug_min 0
# NB: certificates only apply to SSL-enabled version
# See https://github.com/networkupstools/nut/blob/master/docs/security.txt
# openssl server certificate chain and private key
#	option certfile /usr/local/etc/upsd.pem
# NSS or OpenSSL
# For NSS path the directory with certificate and key databases
# For OpenSSL path a file with one or more CA certificates
#	option certpath /etc/nut/cert_db
# Server certificate name and password to unlock the key for the certificate
#	option certident '"certificate name" "database password"'
# 0 - NO, 1 - REQUEST, 2 - REQUIRE (and verify)
#	option certrequest 0
#	option disable_weak_ssl 0