Marco Menardi wrote: > Pietro Cesana wrote: >> Hi guys, >> I'm trying to install visdn on a debian testing. >> I have already installed a testing updated 2 weeks ago that is working >> (udev 0.89). >> The new system fully updated has udev 0.91 and syslog says the following >> message: >> >> May 15 13:18:41 asterisk-backup udevd[3172]: add_to_rules: invalid rule >> '/etc/udev/rules.d/30-visdn.rules:3' >> May 15 13:18:41 asterisk-backup udevd[3172]: add_to_rules: invalid rule >> '/etc/udev/rules.d/30-visdn.rules:4' >> >> Does anyone else have the same issue? >> kernel is 2.6.15-1-686 and visdn is whatever patch from 645 to 658. >> >> thanks >> br >> Pietro > > I've the exact same problem here, debian sid (unstable), udev 0.91-2, > kernel 2.6.16-1-k7. > I've found only one post, in Italian, about the issue, but the > suggestion (change "=" to "==") did not worked as claimed (the guy > states that there have been a syntax change, see > http://blog.zerozone.it/post/201). > Btw, also zaptel.rules shows the same errors. > Hope Daniele has an idea about it, and a solution also ;) > Seems that developing for GNU/Linux is really a moving target, with new > issues and incompatibilities each update I do. > > Tell me if you are able to solve it, by chance. > regards > Marco Menardi
I've found, that post were right, just you should have the knowledge to know what change from "=" to "==" and what to leave alone as "=". The 30-visdn.rules that works is like this (changed "=" to "==" just for KERNEL and SUBSYSTEM): # Rules to create vISDN associated devices KERNEL=="*", SUBSYSTEM=="visdn", NAME="visdn/%k" GROUP="pbx" MODE="0660" KERNEL=="*", SUBSYSTEM=="visdn-timer", NAME="visdn/timers/%k", SYMLINK="visdn/timer" GROUP="pbx" MODE="0660" Hope Daniele will have a look and include an additional sample file for recent udev/kernel regards Marco Menardi _______________________________________________ Visdn-hackers mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.uli.it/mailman/listinfo/visdn-hackers
