multiple instances of the same script?

[Hervé Fache]

Two cases:
1. if the devices are on the same physical device (sda1, sda2, sda5, ...),
then you do NOT want them to run at the same time
2. if the devices are not on the same physical device, then you could
benefit from parallelism

So I think the answer should be NO, until interesting complication is added
to support case no 2.

Just my R$ 0.02
Hervé.

On 3/10/07, paul <phsdv at tiscali.fr> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Can multiple instance of the same script run at the same  time?
>
> For example 2 or more block-device-added events happen directly after
> each other. The first event will start a script. Before this script ends
> the second block-device-added event will happen. Will a second instance
> of the same script be launched? I have the impression that this is not
> the case, but I think that  this is needed. On my test system udev
> generates 2 block-device-added events, but only the first event is dealt
> with. The second event was emitted, but not dealt with.
>
> regards,
> Paul
>
>
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