As rules are evaluated at system startup (coldplug), rules should be
skipped when they don't apply to avoid wasting time. Use same pattern
as other rule files, and evaluate SUBSYSTEM just once.
Also follow common pattern of assigning an ID variable, and evaluate
it later for for granting access (see systemd-udev upstream
"70-uaccess.rules").
Provide to rules actually granting access, one using plugdev group
(Debian specific, for backwards compatibility), and one upstream
method with ACLs (uaccess).
offa
commented
2 years ago
As rules are evaluated at system startup (coldplug), rules should be skipped when they don't apply to avoid wasting time. Use same pattern as other rule files, and evaluate SUBSYSTEM just once.
Also follow common pattern of assigning an ID variable, and evaluate it later for for granting access (see systemd-udev upstream "70-uaccess.rules").
Provide to rules actually granting access, one using plugdev group (Debian specific, for backwards compatibility), and one upstream method with ACLs (uaccess).