Hi, Paul Alfille: > I'm not sure if a non-root user can see or access all this. > See, certainly; sysfs is generally world-readable. Access, depends on the permissions of the device file.
> --i2c=/dev/i2c-0 # first DS2482 on that i2c master
> --i2c=/dev/i2c-0:1D # Specific i2c master and DS2482 slave
> --i2c=/dev/i2c-0:all # Every DS2482 on that i2c master
> --i2c=all # Every i2c master and DS2482 slave
>
OK with me.
> > However, I do see a need for signalling owserver that it should re-scan
> > the i2c buses for new / missing adapters. (This BTW also applies to USB.)
>
> How about a general entry in under interface to "reconnect"
>
That sounds like a good name for a specific interface to trigger a re-open
of the file descriptor.
The global "rescan" (or maybe "rescan-usb" and "rescan-i2c")
file, which triggers a scan of the whole system if --usb=all or
--i2c=all is used, should probably be named "rescan" and generally
not touch any interface that has not changed.
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