* Network UPS Tools: Quick start docs
* Russell Kroll <rkroll@exploits.org>

If you don't want to bother with the README file then ...

1. ./configure

2. make
   make cgi		if you have the gd library and want CGI programs

3. su

4. make install
   make install-cgi	if you built them earlier
   make install-misc	if you want to compile asapm-ups or similar

5. edit config files in /usr/local/ups/etc

   Be sure to put a UPS line in upsd.conf ...

6. /usr/local/ups/bin/<model> /dev/<port>

7. /usr/local/ups/bin/upsd

8. /usr/local/ups/bin/upsc localhost	to verify that it's gathering data

To actually have the system shut down when power gets critical, you will
need to perform some additional configuration and run upsmon.  Here are
the basics:

1. Set up the access levels in upsd.conf, including a password

2. Edit upsmon.conf, and put in that password.

3. Restart upsd to make the change take effect, then start upsmon

4. Look for messages in the syslog to indicate success.

For more details, see the README file and the shutdown.txt document.
