UPS Auto shutdown for SheevaPlug?

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Hi All,
        I have both a sheevaplug and pogoplug (Running openpogo), and was wondering if there is a way to setup the plugs so that if there is a power outtage they can be automatically shut down using the auto shutdown feature on most UPS battery backup systems?

Thanks in advance.

UPDATE:  I dug around and found a utility called: NUT that works on Ubuntu.  It also appears that OpenPogo ported it to work with the pogoplug/sheevaplug.  Anyone have experience with setting this up?  Have any advice?

Thanks.

[MarkF]

I had the NUT server running on one plug (attached to a small UPS via serial/USB) and the NUT client running on all three of my plugs scattered around the house.  It all worked as advertised.  If I remember right, the documentation was horribly out-of-date when I started configuring all of this.

Now I have my media server (not a Plug) watching a larger UPS (due to rotating media) and have the three plugs powered from that same UPS; but, not running the NUT client.  When the media server turns off after 15 minutes of power loss, the larger UPS can power the Plugs for HOURS.

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Hey Markf,
            would you mind pointing me to some docs on setting up NUT for the plug that isn't out of date?  I've seached on the web and found some info, but I'm curious as to what maybe out of date.

Thanks much!

I had the NUT server running on one plug (attached to a small UPS via serial/USB) and the NUT client running on all three of my plugs scattered around the house.  It all worked as advertised.  If I remember right, the documentation was horribly out-of-date when I started configuring all of this.

Now I have my media server (not a Plug) watching a larger UPS (due to rotating media) and have the three plugs powered from that same UPS; but, not running the NUT client.  When the media server turns off after 15 minutes of power loss, the larger UPS can power the Plugs for HOURS.

[MarkF]

Unfortunately, no.  The documentation I have on my machines is old and the stuff I found on the net says "Last updated: 5 July 2007".  At some point, I read enough of the NUT source code to figure things out for my particular setup.

Sorry.

EDIT: Here is a how-to from 2008 for OpenSuse.  It MIGHT help.  Or not.
HowTo Link

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