PowerD UPS Daemon (Re-post)

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I don't know if the list ever received my first post (yesterday about this
time), so I'm posting again in hopes that there is a PowerD guru out there
in RH Land.  

My new RH 8.0 is connected to a UPS via its serial port.  I noticed in
/etc/inittab that there are references to using the powerd daemon for
monitoring an UPS.  But why doesn't RH 8 come with the powerd daemon or a
RPM file?  

In addition, I searched the web and found this reference to powerd:  

http://power.sourceforge.net/

Is this the powerd referred to in /etc/inittab?  


Sincerely,  

L. Christopher Luther  
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Xybernaut Solutions, Inc.  
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