Shell Programming and Scripting

I have a script. And I want it to be executed whenever I plug in my stick in my PC or in other PCs.
I have heard about udev rules but they doesn't suit me, i have to do the same thing in more of 6 PCs - tiring.
So, is there any way to auto-execute a script when the USB is plugged in?

and how exactly would this be safe for the owner of the workstation...? or the network...?

This is NOT the question.
I just did a question. Don't reply with another question. I was explicit I think...

You were pretty explicit...except it's also pretty obviously the wrong path to take.

You might want to re-think your delivery mechanism, and put the script onto a share that you could then access. If it requires something like Perl in order to run, you'd want to be sure that it's also available via some share. UNC nomenclature is a good thing to be familiar with...

USB keys...and U3-type of autoexecs, are fairly suspect in many environments. I've seen offices physically disable USB ports (such as with a quick screwdriver twist...) just as a safeguard against the prospect that folks might try to adopt your approach...benevolent intent or not.

So, as I understood there isn't something like "autorun.inf" files or something like that that auto-run programs from inside of the USB, aren't they?

Different OSs may be able to auto-detect the additional hardware, and subsequently prompt you for directions...even with an option for a default behavior, but it won't go so far as to execute a given script just by plugging in a USB key.

That would be a security nightmare...

Yeah, it is true that windows face serious problems from auto-running programs.
Ok, thx for your answer