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Currently the partition list is generated using
grep " sd[a-z0-9]*$" /proc/partitions
A small change to
grep " [ms]d[a-z0-9]*$" /proc/partitions
and a similar change to the sed string which follows would allow devmon to automount removable RAID devices as well (such as the one I'm now using for external backup).
This would be entirely safe in my opinion and not cause any change in behaviour unless the user sets "--internal" in /etc/conf.d/devmon and sets allowed_internal_devices in /etc/udevil/udevil.conf
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Hmm, not removed by devmon -r though. And looking at the logic, seems there's no easy way to fix that. In any case, would appreciate if it were possible.
Ah, I see that devmon -r doesn't respect the --internals settings of the currently running devmon instance. No problem, that's easily solvable by an alias in my shell. So the original request still stands, could the appropriate changes be made to the devmon script?
Currently the partition list is generated using
grep " sd[a-z0-9]*$" /proc/partitions
A small change to
grep " [ms]d[a-z0-9]*$" /proc/partitions
and a similar change to the sed string which follows would allow devmon to automount removable RAID devices as well (such as the one I'm now using for external backup).
This would be entirely safe in my opinion and not cause any change in behaviour unless the user sets "--internal" in /etc/conf.d/devmon and sets allowed_internal_devices in /etc/udevil/udevil.conf
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: