- This aims to automate stuff around udev in linux.
- For all those who find it sometimes hard/keeps on forgetting or just don;t want to bother with udev rules and awful ways to get udev rules working.
How it works:
- Pick your subsystem. For ex: tty
- Pick your trigger events i.e. On 'addtion', 'deletion' or 'change' on this subsystem.
- Pick your executable file to run on above event.
Ex:
- If a tty is added, you need to get an alert, in case someone without letting you know gets the shell.
- If a particular storage device is added/removed, run my rsync.
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