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From: "Alex Teslik" <alex@acatysmoof.com>
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Hello,

     I'm looking for a program or daemon that will watch my USB ports and
launch a specific script when specific devices are attached. Any pointers to
where I could find such a beast much appreciated...

Thanks,
alex