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Old 10-01-2014, 03:42 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by rupor View Post
basically I am using /etc/lipc-daemon-events.conf to run it after every fullscan
JFYI: you can avoid editing /etc/lipc-daemon-events.conf by using lipc-wait-event program provided by stock firmware (lipc-wait-event -h is suffuciently helpful). Search for lipc-wait-event in this subforum also brings useful information.

Or use underlying library directly: Openlipc (though, unfortunately, that project misses event subscribing function prototype). Or instead of reverse-engeneering liblipc.so, yo can link to Lua and use Kindle_Touch_Hacking#LIPC_Lua_bindings.
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