while playing around with busybox acpid i found that if i add a line like
PWRF /scripts/poweroff.sh
to acpid.conf where /scripts/poweroff.sh is an absolute path to a poweroff script then the code would check via stat if the file exists but would execute the file .//scripts/poweroff.sh in the current working directory (which is /etc/acpi).
I don't know if its correct that the scripts should only be executed if they are in /etc/acpi, in my case i wanted to execute a script with an absolute path so i changed the process_event-code in acpid.c line 120 to
char *handler = xasprintf("%s", event);
patch1 attached
if its correct that the scripts should only be executed when they are in /etc/acpi i guess the stat in line 132 should be changed to
if (0 == stat(handler, &st))
I guess one of these should be correct. Or the handler variable could be removed to use the event variable direct
while playing around with busybox acpid i found that if i add a line like PWRF /scripts/poweroff.sh to acpid.conf where /scripts/poweroff.sh is an absolute path to a poweroff script then the code would check via stat if the file exists but would execute the file .//scripts/poweroff.sh in the current working directory (which is /etc/acpi). I don't know if its correct that the scripts should only be executed if they are in /etc/acpi, in my case i wanted to execute a script with an absolute path so i changed the process_event-code in acpid.c line 120 to char *handler = xasprintf("%s", event); patch1 attached if its correct that the scripts should only be executed when they are in /etc/acpi i guess the stat in line 132 should be changed to if (0 == stat(handler, &st)) I guess one of these should be correct. Or the handler variable could be removed to use the event variable direct