start multiples processes

[Mildred]

Le Sat 21/04/2007 à 01:15 Michael Biebl à écrit:
> 
> I would use the "instance" keyword and spawn a separate ifplugd job
> for each device.
> It could be triggered by udev events.
> 
> Add a udev rule like:
> SUBSYSTEM=="net", ACTION=="add", RUN+="/sbin/initctl emit
> network-device-added %k -eDEVNAME=%k"
> SUBSYSTEM=="net", ACTION=="remove", RUN+="/sbin/initctl emit
> network-device-removed %k -eDEVNAME=%k"
> 
> and the upstart job could look like:
> 
> start on network-device-added
> stop on network-device-removed
> stop on shutdown
> 
> exec ifplugd $1
> respawn
> instance
> 
> 

Well, thank you, I didn't knew there was an insance keyword. Where did
you heard about it ? Maybe there is some documentation I didn't found
yet that could be useful.

I don"t really like modifying udev this way, isn't there is a way to
make udev generate more generic events for everything ?

Thank you
Mildred

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