[BusyBox] Re: Problems with scripts
Peter S. Mazinger
ps.m at gmx.net
Thu Jan 29 16:56:19 UTC 2004
> Hello all,
>
> I'm new to the mailing list, therefore don't blame on me if I'm asking a
> silly question.
>
> My problem is with a script file (/sbin/hotplug). I've changed the file in
> order to show the bug:
> #! /bin/sh
> #
> #
> echo 1:: $ACTION :: >>/tmp/usb_hotplug.log
> echo 2:: $ACTION :: >>/tmp/usb_hotplug.log
> echo 2:: $ACTION :: >>/tmp/usb_hotplug.log
> echo 2:: $ACTION :: >>/tmp/usb_hotplug.log
> if [ "$ACTION" = "register" ]
> then
> echo register:: $ACTION :: >>/tmp/usb_hotplug.log
> # No hacemos nada
> exit
> fi
> echo 2:: $ACTION :: >>/tmp/usb_hotplug.log
> exit
>
> /sbin/hotplug is called whenever I connect and disconnect an USB device, and
> the following lines appear:
> 1:: add ::
> 2:: add ::
> 2:: add ::
> 2:: add ::
> 2:: add ::
> 1:: remove ::
> 2:: remove ::
> 2:: remove ::
> 2:: remove ::
> 2:: remove ::
>
> My problem is that from time to time (1 out of 7) I can see a line as the
> following one:
> register:: add :: or register:: remove ::
You have some other device that produces this, look in the logfiles
(ethertap,ppp, also if you loose ethernet connectivity, or get it back it
could happen, pcmcia)
Peter
> It should be impossible!! If I call the /sbin/hotplug from a shell in a
> telnet, it never happens!!
>
> Does anyone know where the problem is? I'm using BusyBox version 0.60.2.
> Does anyone know if this possible bug has already been corrected in the
> latest versions?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Asier.
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