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To: Dan Roberts <droberts@gwis.com>
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Subject: Re: freebsd equiv of inittab
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> > Which UPS are you using? I have an APC Smart-UPS V/S 650 which I've
> > setup using upsd. If you're using one of these UPS's, I could send
> > you my upsd.conf which works fine with the V/S series.
> 
> I'm using APC SmartUPS 1400's.. if I'm not mistaken, the V/S is rack
> mountable?  I don't have my pamphlet in front of me, but would think that
> these units would be compatible none-the-less.  I'd appreciate a look at
> your .conf file. 
> 
> Is the upsd that you're using the FreeBSD version or the stock Linux
> version?  As far as I can tell, the Linux version will not work with BSD
> systems, though I could be mistaken.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> --
> Dan Roberts, http://gwis.com/~droberts        Gateway to Internet Services 
> sysadmin/ircadmin, barovia.oh.us.dal.net    for Internet access in NE Ohio 
> http://barovia.dal.net - Strahd on DALnet              http://www.gwis.com
> 
> 
I'm sure my config file won't work for you as it was tweaked for
the V/S series (not as smart as the regular "Smart-UPS") but here
it is for anyone who's interested. Check Doug White's response
from today as well for setting up the regular Smart-UPS.

-- Sam

---------------------------------------------------

# $Id: upsd.conf,v 2.0 1996/01/28 11:50:37 alexis Exp $
#
# UPS Daemon
# The Wild Wind Communications, 1995, 1996
#
# See file LICENSE for the distribution terms of this software.
#

ups "smart-ups-vs" (420) proto "apc-smart-vs" {
	device			"/dev/cuaa0"
	speed			2400
	read-timeout		2
	write-block-size	1
	write-block-delay	50
	queue-size		64
}

every 5 {
	poll "status"	# PowerChute does it so do we
}

on "initialize" != "SM" {
	poll "initialize"
	after 60 every 60 {
		log emerg "Cannot put the UPS into smart mode!"
	}
}

every 300 {			# poll the UPS
	poll "last-test"

	log info "last test: %last-test%"
}

on "line-fail" every 20 {
	log emerg "*** ALERT! Source power line failed, logout NOW! ***"
}

on "line-restore" {
	log emerg "Source power line restored, you may continue your work."
}

on "line-fail" after 300 {
	log emerg "*** ALERT! THE SYSTEM IS SHUTTING DOWN! ***"

	poll "shutdown"
	poll "shutdown"
	poll "power-test"
	poll "power-test"
	poll "shutdown"
	poll "shutdown"

	sleep 2

	exec "/sbin/halt &"

	poll "power-test"
	poll "shutdown"
	poll "power-test"
	poll "shutdown"
	poll "power-test"
	poll "shutdown"
	poll "power-test"

	sleep 1000	# let us wait peacefully
}