udev ACTION add isn't working

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I'm trying to use udev for some basic actions, in this case the idea is to launch a simple script. The problem is that when I use this rule:



ACTION=="remove", ENVID_FS_LABEL=="NAMEHERE", KERNEL=="sd[a-z][0-9]", RUN+="/home/foobar/Scrapyard/the_script.sh"


It runs perfect, but if I use this one:



ACTION=="add", ENVID_FS_LABEL=="NAMEHERE", KERNEL=="sd[a-z][0-9]", RUN+="/home/foobar/Scrapyard/the_script.sh"


No action is done! I'm trying to trigger an action when an usb with a label "NAMEHERE" is connected, NOT disconnected.






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  • Quick shot: It may not have the ID_FS_LABEL at the point where you are calling the rule, because it will need to run some other rule (calling blkid or whatever, can't remember) to determine the label in the first place.
    – dirkt
    Sep 13 at 12:24










  • First at all, thanks for your time dirkt... blkid os similar before using this rule maybe?
    – Brokes
    Sep 13 at 12:26














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I'm trying to use udev for some basic actions, in this case the idea is to launch a simple script. The problem is that when I use this rule:



ACTION=="remove", ENVID_FS_LABEL=="NAMEHERE", KERNEL=="sd[a-z][0-9]", RUN+="/home/foobar/Scrapyard/the_script.sh"


It runs perfect, but if I use this one:



ACTION=="add", ENVID_FS_LABEL=="NAMEHERE", KERNEL=="sd[a-z][0-9]", RUN+="/home/foobar/Scrapyard/the_script.sh"


No action is done! I'm trying to trigger an action when an usb with a label "NAMEHERE" is connected, NOT disconnected.






linux kernel usb udev devices







share|improve this question























  • Quick shot: It may not have the ID_FS_LABEL at the point where you are calling the rule, because it will need to run some other rule (calling blkid or whatever, can't remember) to determine the label in the first place.
    – dirkt
    Sep 13 at 12:24










  • First at all, thanks for your time dirkt... blkid os similar before using this rule maybe?
    – Brokes
    Sep 13 at 12:26












up vote
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up vote
0
down vote

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I'm trying to use udev for some basic actions, in this case the idea is to launch a simple script. The problem is that when I use this rule:



ACTION=="remove", ENVID_FS_LABEL=="NAMEHERE", KERNEL=="sd[a-z][0-9]", RUN+="/home/foobar/Scrapyard/the_script.sh"


It runs perfect, but if I use this one:



ACTION=="add", ENVID_FS_LABEL=="NAMEHERE", KERNEL=="sd[a-z][0-9]", RUN+="/home/foobar/Scrapyard/the_script.sh"


No action is done! I'm trying to trigger an action when an usb with a label "NAMEHERE" is connected, NOT disconnected.






linux kernel usb udev devices







share|improve this question















I'm trying to use udev for some basic actions, in this case the idea is to launch a simple script. The problem is that when I use this rule:



ACTION=="remove", ENVID_FS_LABEL=="NAMEHERE", KERNEL=="sd[a-z][0-9]", RUN+="/home/foobar/Scrapyard/the_script.sh"


It runs perfect, but if I use this one:



ACTION=="add", ENVID_FS_LABEL=="NAMEHERE", KERNEL=="sd[a-z][0-9]", RUN+="/home/foobar/Scrapyard/the_script.sh"


No action is done! I'm trying to trigger an action when an usb with a label "NAMEHERE" is connected, NOT disconnected.






linux kernel usb udev devices




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  • Quick shot: It may not have the ID_FS_LABEL at the point where you are calling the rule, because it will need to run some other rule (calling blkid or whatever, can't remember) to determine the label in the first place.
    – dirkt
    Sep 13 at 12:24










  • First at all, thanks for your time dirkt... blkid os similar before using this rule maybe?
    – Brokes
    Sep 13 at 12:26
















  • Quick shot: It may not have the ID_FS_LABEL at the point where you are calling the rule, because it will need to run some other rule (calling blkid or whatever, can't remember) to determine the label in the first place.
    – dirkt
    Sep 13 at 12:24










  • First at all, thanks for your time dirkt... blkid os similar before using this rule maybe?
    – Brokes
    Sep 13 at 12:26















Quick shot: It may not have the ID_FS_LABEL at the point where you are calling the rule, because it will need to run some other rule (calling blkid or whatever, can't remember) to determine the label in the first place.
– dirkt
Sep 13 at 12:24




Quick shot: It may not have the ID_FS_LABEL at the point where you are calling the rule, because it will need to run some other rule (calling blkid or whatever, can't remember) to determine the label in the first place.
– dirkt
Sep 13 at 12:24












First at all, thanks for your time dirkt... blkid os similar before using this rule maybe?
– Brokes
Sep 13 at 12:26




First at all, thanks for your time dirkt... blkid os similar before using this rule maybe?
– Brokes
Sep 13 at 12:26










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Now, with some extra research, the problem fixed or at least I think so:



# If not an usb... End the execution
KERNEL!="sd[a-z][0-9]", GOTO="media_mount_end"
# Import FS infos
IMPORTprogram="/sbin/blkid -o udev -p %N" 
ACTION=="add", ENVID_FS_LABEL=="PERAMA", RUN+="/home/gizquierdo/Scrapyard/elScriptejo.sh"
LABEL="media_mount_end"





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    I guess a cleaner solution would be to let the other rule which does blkid anyway run first, or it'll get run twice... but that means you'll need to find out which rule this is. But if you don't mind the extra overhead, do whatever works for you.
    – dirkt
    Sep 13 at 13:28










  • Perfect, thanks dirkt!
    – Brokes
    Sep 13 at 13:59










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Now, with some extra research, the problem fixed or at least I think so:



# If not an usb... End the execution
KERNEL!="sd[a-z][0-9]", GOTO="media_mount_end"
# Import FS infos
IMPORTprogram="/sbin/blkid -o udev -p %N" 
ACTION=="add", ENVID_FS_LABEL=="PERAMA", RUN+="/home/gizquierdo/Scrapyard/elScriptejo.sh"
LABEL="media_mount_end"





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    I guess a cleaner solution would be to let the other rule which does blkid anyway run first, or it'll get run twice... but that means you'll need to find out which rule this is. But if you don't mind the extra overhead, do whatever works for you.
    – dirkt
    Sep 13 at 13:28










  • Perfect, thanks dirkt!
    – Brokes
    Sep 13 at 13:59














up vote
1
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Now, with some extra research, the problem fixed or at least I think so:



# If not an usb... End the execution
KERNEL!="sd[a-z][0-9]", GOTO="media_mount_end"
# Import FS infos
IMPORTprogram="/sbin/blkid -o udev -p %N" 
ACTION=="add", ENVID_FS_LABEL=="PERAMA", RUN+="/home/gizquierdo/Scrapyard/elScriptejo.sh"
LABEL="media_mount_end"





share|improve this answer


















  • 1




    I guess a cleaner solution would be to let the other rule which does blkid anyway run first, or it'll get run twice... but that means you'll need to find out which rule this is. But if you don't mind the extra overhead, do whatever works for you.
    – dirkt
    Sep 13 at 13:28










  • Perfect, thanks dirkt!
    – Brokes
    Sep 13 at 13:59












up vote
1
down vote










up vote
1
down vote









Now, with some extra research, the problem fixed or at least I think so:



# If not an usb... End the execution
KERNEL!="sd[a-z][0-9]", GOTO="media_mount_end"
# Import FS infos
IMPORTprogram="/sbin/blkid -o udev -p %N" 
ACTION=="add", ENVID_FS_LABEL=="PERAMA", RUN+="/home/gizquierdo/Scrapyard/elScriptejo.sh"
LABEL="media_mount_end"





share|improve this answer














Now, with some extra research, the problem fixed or at least I think so:



# If not an usb... End the execution
KERNEL!="sd[a-z][0-9]", GOTO="media_mount_end"
# Import FS infos
IMPORTprogram="/sbin/blkid -o udev -p %N" 
ACTION=="add", ENVID_FS_LABEL=="PERAMA", RUN+="/home/gizquierdo/Scrapyard/elScriptejo.sh"
LABEL="media_mount_end"






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    I guess a cleaner solution would be to let the other rule which does blkid anyway run first, or it'll get run twice... but that means you'll need to find out which rule this is. But if you don't mind the extra overhead, do whatever works for you.
    – dirkt
    Sep 13 at 13:28










  • Perfect, thanks dirkt!
    – Brokes
    Sep 13 at 13:59












  • 1




    I guess a cleaner solution would be to let the other rule which does blkid anyway run first, or it'll get run twice... but that means you'll need to find out which rule this is. But if you don't mind the extra overhead, do whatever works for you.
    – dirkt
    Sep 13 at 13:28










  • Perfect, thanks dirkt!
    – Brokes
    Sep 13 at 13:59







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I guess a cleaner solution would be to let the other rule which does blkid anyway run first, or it'll get run twice... but that means you'll need to find out which rule this is. But if you don't mind the extra overhead, do whatever works for you.
– dirkt
Sep 13 at 13:28




I guess a cleaner solution would be to let the other rule which does blkid anyway run first, or it'll get run twice... but that means you'll need to find out which rule this is. But if you don't mind the extra overhead, do whatever works for you.
– dirkt
Sep 13 at 13:28












Perfect, thanks dirkt!
– Brokes
Sep 13 at 13:59




Perfect, thanks dirkt!
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Sep 13 at 13:59

















 

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