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2008/2/14, Alex Schuster <wonko@×××××××××.org>: |
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> Pupino writes: |
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> > I'm trying to use acpid with my gentoo laptop; it catches all events |
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> > (battery, button, ac_adapter) but it can't execute the designed |
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> > script, in any case. |
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> [...] |
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> > the script is called and it will simply display "Power button pressed" |
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> > at the moment. It has execution permissions and the path is correct. |
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> Um, where will it display the output? An echo would go nowhere, I think, |
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> there is no terminal associated with that process. Have tou tried something |
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> like "touch /tmp/button-pressed" in the script to test it is being |
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> executed? |
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> Wonko |
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> gentoo-user@l.g.o mailing list |
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Hi Wonko, |
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you're right. echo simply does nothing. |
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However I'm not able to execute everything, specially I would like to |
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inform users with something like zenity but it doesn't work... but |
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I've found an interesting thread on the forum that might help. |
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Thanks for your help! |
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Davide |
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