@dennypage I thought I had tried the unplug/re-plug the USB cable, but I probably didn't after installing the nut package. Anyways, I am up and running and everything looks good with my slaves. Thanks.

@jonathanlee Yes, the NUT folk have done a very good job at supporting a wide variety of UPS systems.

@sjbates2283 said in Cant get NUT working with a APC ups plugged in with USB: In case someone else comes across this, use the apcupsd package instead In the context of the issue posted, this is not an appropriate recommendation. In case someone else comes across this, the issue above was that there is a common FreeBSD permission issue with usb UPS ports the first time the UPS is attached to the system. This can be addressed by rebooting the system, or by simply unplugging and re-plugging the usb connection. I expect that the OP figured this out pretty quickly. Lots of references to this in the NUT help thread.

@netblues Yes spot on. We learned this also in Python programming class. I agree the some URLBlacklists are massive and just eat memory, makes me wonder if they use some hybrid form of Stacks, Queues, or ArrayLists. Shalla list on my Netgate 2100 Max did not have the same issues that the other blacklists are creating, Shallalist was rather large also just not as big as the others. Thanks for the reply happy Easter.

@jasonmicron If the documentation is on docs.netgate.com you can file an update request in our redmine at https://redmine.pfsense.org

@serbus Thank you so much this just saved me.