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Does anyone know of or have a daemon to communicate with an APC 
Back-Up Pro or Smart UPS Pro unit in order to gracefully shutdown the 
system when electrical power is interrupted?

APC does offer software (at a cost), but it is not compiled for 
FreeBSD (only for SCO and AIX).

- Bill.