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I checked out a Canon "CanoScan LIDE 20" with insaned and it doesn't work together. I think it's because of the unusual name of the buttons that contains a space in their name:
$ insaned -L
List of sensors for device 'plustek:libusb:001:008':
button 0 [no]
button 1 [no]
button 2 [no]
If I press a button, I expected a syslog entry of a missing script handler but there is no one.
Do you see a possibility to support these unusual names to use the scanner together with insaned?
Thank you, and
Gruß Bernd
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Looking at this line: if (system((handler + " " + mCurrentDevice).c_str()) < 0) {
I guess, insaned will execute a script named "button" and put 0,1,2 as first parameter.
Running ./insaned --dont-fork -vv (stop the service before), should give you some more information....
No, you are wrong: A script named button isn't executed. And insaned --dont-fork -vv do not give a hint because it do not notice about a pressed button
Hey Alex,
I checked out a Canon "CanoScan LIDE 20" with insaned and it doesn't work together. I think it's because of the unusual name of the buttons that contains a space in their name:
If I press a button, I expected a syslog entry of a missing script handler but there is no one.
Do you see a possibility to support these unusual names to use the scanner together with insaned?
Thank you, and
Gruß Bernd
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: