I cannot seem to get this working. My networkupstools.cfg is as follows: # Refresh interval for state updates in milliseconds (optional) networkupstools:refresh=60000 # UPS device name networkupstools:ups.device=ups # UPS server hostname (optional) networkupstools:ups.host=freenas.local # Pro…

[image] robjkamp: Invalid configuration setting. Configuration key must contain a period (‘.’), but does not. The system appears to be telling you there is a configuration error.

Thanks, I got that :thinking:. The system however does not tell me what parameter in the configuration is wrong. It’s not very helpful in this case. And the documentation on the networkupstools is not that explanatory as well.

Likely relevant [image] Networkupstools-Binding Beginners Hey Community, I have got some issues integrating my ups (at least one, maybe two) into openhab. I found the networkupstools-binding and installed it… and configured it. But the wiki for it is quite i…

Another possibility from Google. [image] Networkupstools Stopped Working Bindings For the heck of it, I removed the binding, purged the cache, and re-installed the binding but that did not fix the problem either.

# Propertie networkupstools:ups="battery.charge" I think this is your illegal parameter. What do you try to do it? In OH2, you don’t need to add binding prefix (‘networkupstools’) to you configuration parameters, when they are in separated file which name is the binding name. So following should w…

Remove all of the prepended networkupstools: from each entry. This is an old binding and I suspect that you have found an example somewhere that is a few years old. Back in OH 1.x there was one big config file and each binding needed to prepend their name to all of their config parameters in that f…

I wrote this guide a couple of weekends ago, and it might be helpful to you. [image] Beginner's Guide to Network UPS Tools (NUT) on a Raspberry Pi Tutorials & Examples UPDATE (February 15, 2022): Updated with instructions for adding a second UPS Since I don’…

[image] rlkoshak: Now each binding gets its own file so the prepended name is no longer needed and is in fact a syntax error. As far I know, this isn’t correct statement. If config parameter doesn’t contain service pid, configDispatcher will use file name as pid (it will add also org.openhab …

And yet OP is getting a syntax error. If it’s not that, what is it?

See my guess from previous post (first one)

[Solved] Network UPS tools

Add-ons Bindings

rossko57 (Rossko57) July 31, 2019, 3:01pm 4

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