Thanks for your answer.
After some research, it seems that issue is already registered and fixed :
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/23410
BR,
Eric
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Colin Guthrie
Envoyé : mercredi 28 septembre 2022 18:18
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Long standing issue with udev rules and a kernel change.
IIRC you should try ACTION!="remove" in your udev rule instead.
There are other posts on the list about this but I'm running out the
door so thought I'd through a hint at least - if it doesn't work, I may
have got the action name wrong,
Hi,
I'm using debian 10 (systemd 241) . I launch a service (tank.service) when a
specific USB device is connected. For that, i have written an udev rule that
requests the service start in case of < add > event, thanks to <
SYSTEMD_WANTS > :
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ACTION=="add",
