Hello!
I would like to start a C-Server for my USB-Device every time it is plugged
on. I tried it using udev but this did not work.
I used as example to call the shell which starts eclipse:
BUS="usb", SYSFS{serial}="1.0.0", NAME="usb/%k", SYMLINK=
"usb/Moeller_HID_GW", PROGRAM="/usr/bin/eclipse"
as keys in my 10-local.rule.
What can be wrong here??? The funny thing is that if I start it with
'udevtest' the programm starts, but it doesn't when I plug in the device.
Testing with udev I saw, that the process must be finised/closed/killed for
going on to create the device knode. And that is not good!!
How did you realize that to start a programm if it is plugged in?
I just want that my C-Server starts if I plug on the device and it finishes i
f the device is plugged of...
PLEASE HELP!!!
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Günther Obrist
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Moeller Gebäudeautomation KG
Scheydgasse 42, 1215 Wien
AUT Entwicklung Wien
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