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New monitoring daemon for APC Smart-UPS

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (David Myers)
Fri Nov 15 17:41:20 1996

Date: Fri, 15 Nov 1996 17:28:49 -0500
From: David Myers <dem@netsco.com>
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I've packaged an initial version of a daemon to monitor the state
of an APC Smart-UPS from a Red Hat Linux box running a 2.X kernel.
You also need a proper serial cable, such as that included with
APC PowerChute.

   It works just fine for me, but isn't very feature-rich at this
time.  I'll be adding more UPS control features in the future,
especially if APC releases programming information to me.  I wanted to
get something out quickly so that I could use it myself.

   Basically, it monitors a Smart-UPS for a power failure and shuts
down the system (properly via init) when the battery level reaches 40%
(this value will be tunable in the next release).  It also logs
the battery charge level whenever it varies more than 10%, whether
charging or draining.

   The following files are available from:

	ftp://cms180.cmsnet.com/pub/smupsd/

		smupsd-0.1-1.README
		smupsd-0.1-1.i386.rpm
		smupsd-0.1-1.src.rpm

   I'll periodically place updates in this location.  I'll upload
version 1.0 to the Red Hat site.

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David E. Myers                                  (919) 361-2148 [Main]
Netsco, Inc.                                    (919) 969-5214 [Direct]
P.O. Box 14465                                           dem@netsco.com
Research Triangle Park, N.C. 27709                       www.netsco.com


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