I have a udev rule that sets the ownership of a device node based on the
result of a PROGRAM run, e.g.:
..., PROGRAM="echo 1000", OWNER="%c"
This works in Fedora 10 (udev-127) and Ubuntu 8.10 (udev-124) but not in
Fedora Rawhide (udev-141) or Ubuntu 9.04 (udev-141). Further
investigation reveals that on the affected systems, substitutions appear
not to be working at all for OWNER and GROUP keys. (I tried %c, %m, %M,
%n, and $result.) Replacing OWNER="%c" with OWNER="1000" works for me,
as does SYMLINK+="%c", so the rule is being properly executed.
Is this syntax still supported for OWNER and GROUP? udev(7) claims that
it is.
--Benjamin Gilbert
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