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Originally Posted by atordo
I'm trying to trigger a script when wifi connection goes up, so I placed it in /etc/network/if-up.d (a symbolic link to it to be specific, but I guess that doesn't matter). The script has the correct permissions, but is not executed automatically.
Anyone knows if it's possible to trigger a script when network connection is established?
TIA.
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You can make an upstart script that triggers on whatever combination of conditions you want. Just model it after scripts in /etc/upstart. Be VERY careful, because ANY script that fails can make the rest of them NOT run, bricking your kindle.