04-24-2012
Thanks a lot, this is indeed far more easy
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DEVD(8) BSD System Manager's Manual DEVD(8)
NAME
devd -- device state change daemon
SYNOPSIS
devd [-dnq] [-f file] [-l num]
DESCRIPTION
The devd daemon provides a way to have userland programs run when certain kernel events happen.
The following options are accepted.
-d Run in the foreground instead of becoming a daemon and log additional information for debugging.
-f file Use configuration file file instead of the default /etc/devd.conf. If option -f is specified more than once, the last file speci-
fied is used.
-l num Limit concurrent socket connections to num. The default connection limit is 10.
-n Do not process all pending events before becoming a daemon. Instead, call daemon right away.
-q Quiet mode. Only log messages at priority LOG_WARNING or above.
IMPLEMENTATION NOTES
The devd utility is a system daemon that runs in the background all the time. Whenever a device is added to or removed from the device tree,
devd will execute actions specified in devd.conf(5). For example, devd might execute dhclient(8) when an Ethernet adapter is added to the
system, and kill the dhclient(8) instance when the same adapter is removed. Another example would be for devd to use a table to locate and
load via kldload(8) the proper driver for an unrecognized device that is added to the system.
The devd utility hooks into the devctl(4) device driver. This device driver has hooks into the device configuration system. When nodes are
added or deleted from the tree, this device will deliver information about the event to devd. Once devd has parsed the message, it will
search its action list for that kind of event and perform the action with the highest matching value. For most mundane uses, the default
handlers are adequate. However, for more advanced users, the power is present to tweak every aspect of what happens.
The devd utility reads /etc/devd.conf or the alternate configuration file specified with a -f option and uses that file to drive the rest of
the process. While the format of this file is described in devd.conf(5), some basics are covered here. In the options section, one can
define multiple directories to search for config files. All files in these directories whose names match the pattern *.conf are parsed.
These files are intended to be installed by third party vendors that wish to hook into the devd system without modifying the user's other
config files.
Since devctl(4) allows only one active reader, devd multiplexes it, forwarding all events to any number of connected clients. Clients con-
nect by opening the SOCK_SEQPACKET UNIX domain socket at /var/run/devd.seqpacket.pipe.
FILES
/etc/devd.conf The default devd configuration file.
/var/run/devd.seqpacket.pipe The socket used by devd to communicate with its clients.
/var/run/devd.pipe A deprecated socket retained for use with old clients.
SEE ALSO
devctl(4), devd.conf(5)
AUTHORS
M. Warner Losh
BSD
August 14, 2014 BSD