Create udev rules to run a shell script after insert an USB device2019 Community Moderator ElectionChange value of USB “max_sectors” for an entire family of devicesFixed udev rules for USB modemsCannot run script using udev rulesudev, how to prevent further rules to be run?udev rules fail to run a script on addition of usb deviceudev .rules not running script(ubuntu 16.04) .rules file /etc/udev/rules.d/ does not seem to do jobUdev does not rename usb ethernet deviceUdev rules for a device with multiple interfacesPersistent names for physical USB ports
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Create udev rules to run a shell script after insert an USB device
2019 Community Moderator ElectionChange value of USB “max_sectors” for an entire family of devicesFixed udev rules for USB modemsCannot run script using udev rulesudev, how to prevent further rules to be run?udev rules fail to run a script on addition of usb deviceudev .rules not running script(ubuntu 16.04) .rules file /etc/udev/rules.d/ does not seem to do jobUdev does not rename usb ethernet deviceUdev rules for a device with multiple interfacesPersistent names for physical USB ports
Actually, I have two lines of rules in my rules.d folder:
SUBSYSTEM=="tty", ATTRSidVendor=="23b8", ATTRSidProduct=="0005", SYMLINK+="ttyACM-Daruma", MODE="0777"
SUBSYSTEM=="tty", ATTRSidVendor=="1753", ATTRSidProduct=="c902", SYMLINK+="ttyACM-Gertec", MODE="0777"
These persistant symbolic links are used by my POS application and are working fine, but I need to create another rule to execute a custom shell script wheen the user insert the first device (ttyACM-Daruma). Is there any way to achieve this task?
shell-script usb udev tty usb-device
asked Mar 13 at 17:31
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Actually, I have two lines of rules in my rules.d folder:
SUBSYSTEM=="tty", ATTRSidVendor=="23b8", ATTRSidProduct=="0005", SYMLINK+="ttyACM-Daruma", MODE="0777"
SUBSYSTEM=="tty", ATTRSidVendor=="1753", ATTRSidProduct=="c902", SYMLINK+="ttyACM-Gertec", MODE="0777"
These persistant symbolic links are used by my POS application and are working fine, but I need to create another rule to execute a custom shell script wheen the user insert the first device (ttyACM-Daruma). Is there any way to achieve this task?
shell-script usb udev tty usb-device
asked Mar 13 at 17:31
hofmanng96hofmanng96
1
man udev, have a look atRUN, in particular the restrictions. If your custom shell script needs to anything outside the restrictions, you'll have to start the script from some kind of demon, and contact the demon in theRUNscript.
– dirkt
Mar 13 at 17:47
To be more specific, I need to kill all Wine applications using "wineserver -k" when the user power off the printer (USB device). After that, I need to restart the applications when the user power on the printer.
– hofmanng96
Mar 13 at 19:40
Restarting applications definitely won't work, so I'd go with the "write a demon to do the real work, trigger it from an udev script" approach.
– dirkt
Mar 14 at 6:44
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Actually, I have two lines of rules in my rules.d folder:
SUBSYSTEM=="tty", ATTRSidVendor=="23b8", ATTRSidProduct=="0005", SYMLINK+="ttyACM-Daruma", MODE="0777"
SUBSYSTEM=="tty", ATTRSidVendor=="1753", ATTRSidProduct=="c902", SYMLINK+="ttyACM-Gertec", MODE="0777"
These persistant symbolic links are used by my POS application and are working fine, but I need to create another rule to execute a custom shell script wheen the user insert the first device (ttyACM-Daruma). Is there any way to achieve this task?
shell-script usb udev tty usb-device
asked Mar 13 at 17:31
hofmanng96hofmanng96
1
Actually, I have two lines of rules in my rules.d folder:
SUBSYSTEM=="tty", ATTRSidVendor=="23b8", ATTRSidProduct=="0005", SYMLINK+="ttyACM-Daruma", MODE="0777"
SUBSYSTEM=="tty", ATTRSidVendor=="1753", ATTRSidProduct=="c902", SYMLINK+="ttyACM-Gertec", MODE="0777"
These persistant symbolic links are used by my POS application and are working fine, but I need to create another rule to execute a custom shell script wheen the user insert the first device (ttyACM-Daruma). Is there any way to achieve this task?
shell-script usb udev tty usb-device
shell-script usb udev tty usb-device
asked Mar 13 at 17:31
hofmanng96hofmanng96
1
asked Mar 13 at 17:31
hofmanng96hofmanng96
1
asked Mar 13 at 17:31
hofmanng96hofmanng96
1
asked Mar 13 at 17:31
hofmanng96hofmanng96
1
asked Mar 13 at 17:31
hofmanng96hofmanng96
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man udev, have a look atRUN, in particular the restrictions. If your custom shell script needs to anything outside the restrictions, you'll have to start the script from some kind of demon, and contact the demon in theRUNscript.
– dirkt
Mar 13 at 17:47
To be more specific, I need to kill all Wine applications using "wineserver -k" when the user power off the printer (USB device). After that, I need to restart the applications when the user power on the printer.
– hofmanng96
Mar 13 at 19:40
Restarting applications definitely won't work, so I'd go with the "write a demon to do the real work, trigger it from an udev script" approach.
– dirkt
Mar 14 at 6:44
add a comment |
man udev, have a look atRUN, in particular the restrictions. If your custom shell script needs to anything outside the restrictions, you'll have to start the script from some kind of demon, and contact the demon in theRUNscript.
– dirkt
Mar 13 at 17:47
To be more specific, I need to kill all Wine applications using "wineserver -k" when the user power off the printer (USB device). After that, I need to restart the applications when the user power on the printer.
– hofmanng96
Mar 13 at 19:40
Restarting applications definitely won't work, so I'd go with the "write a demon to do the real work, trigger it from an udev script" approach.
– dirkt
Mar 14 at 6:44
man udev, have a look at RUN, in particular the restrictions. If your custom shell script needs to anything outside the restrictions, you'll have to start the script from some kind of demon, and contact the demon in the RUN script.– dirkt
Mar 13 at 17:47
man udev, have a look at RUN, in particular the restrictions. If your custom shell script needs to anything outside the restrictions, you'll have to start the script from some kind of demon, and contact the demon in the RUN script.– dirkt
Mar 13 at 17:47
To be more specific, I need to kill all Wine applications using "wineserver -k" when the user power off the printer (USB device). After that, I need to restart the applications when the user power on the printer.
– hofmanng96
Mar 13 at 19:40
To be more specific, I need to kill all Wine applications using "wineserver -k" when the user power off the printer (USB device). After that, I need to restart the applications when the user power on the printer.
– hofmanng96
Mar 13 at 19:40
Restarting applications definitely won't work, so I'd go with the "write a demon to do the real work, trigger it from an udev script" approach.
– dirkt
Mar 14 at 6:44
Restarting applications definitely won't work, so I'd go with the "write a demon to do the real work, trigger it from an udev script" approach.
– dirkt
Mar 14 at 6:44
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man udev, have a look atRUN, in particular the restrictions. If your custom shell script needs to anything outside the restrictions, you'll have to start the script from some kind of demon, and contact the demon in theRUNscript.– dirkt
Mar 13 at 17:47
To be more specific, I need to kill all Wine applications using "wineserver -k" when the user power off the printer (USB device). After that, I need to restart the applications when the user power on the printer.
– hofmanng96
Mar 13 at 19:40
Restarting applications definitely won't work, so I'd go with the "write a demon to do the real work, trigger it from an udev script" approach.
– dirkt
Mar 14 at 6:44