I managed to make a script to start /etc/init.d/bluetooth after I connect my usb-bluetooth but I don't know how to force hotplug/udev/kernel to execute remove action. Every time I connect bluetooth my script creates executable script with name from $REMOVER. When I manually execute it it works but when I remove bluetooth these files are not executed or even deleted.
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