WebbThis is the simplest rule I can imagine (when and "add" action is trigerred, run the script). I would like to constraint it to USB devices but at this point I wanted to start from the most … Webb5 aug. 2024 · My hope is to run the script directly from the usb drive. Using udev I'd have to have a script on the pi that runs whenever a flash drive is plugged in, check the flash drive to see if it has the script I want to run, and then run it. I'm just looking for a more native way that isn't so cumbersome. – user8094905 Aug 5, 2024 at 14:10
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WebbPut the ThumbDrive in, copy a few files to it, then Safely Remove and check the event viewer for the Event ID if needed. Look in the Event Viewer. This free utility makes it easy to check though you might need to also check with the Windows Event Viewer. http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/vista/vista_event_viewer.htm Hope this helps. Webb16 nov. 2011 · For future reference, here's how to run a bash script upon detection of a USB drive. Connect your device and run lsusb to retrieve the device's info. You should see something similar to this: $ lsusb Bus 002 Device 039: ID 0bc2:2100 Seagate RSS LLC borrar historial y cookies
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Webb26 nov. 2014 · The script runs continuously as a background process, which you can start at system logon with task scheduler. The script will be notified whenever a new drive is plugged and then do something (here you configure the script rather than the task). Webb10 feb. 2012 · 15. Just copy paste from a site that tells how to write an autorun.. Open Notepad. Type in: [autorun] open=PStart.exe action=Run PStart Program icon=PStart.exe label=My Portable PC. Save the file as autorun.inf. Put the file in the root of your USB flash drive. The next time you insert your removable drive into your PC, the specified program ... WebbThe script was not running because it needed sudo rights to run. To solve this, make this script sudo executable: Edit the sudoers file using: sudo visudo After line 25 (i.e %sudo ALL= (ALL)) add this: username ALL= (ALL) NOPASSWD: /home/username/my_script.sh Now we can use sudo in this script without being asked for the sudo password. haversham wallpaper