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 => https://man.openbsd.org/hotplugd     Enter hotplugd(8)!
 
-hotplugd is a daemon that will listen for the attach/detach of various
-devices and execute a script.  It's that simple, and at the same time
-really useful.
+hotplugd is a daemon that will listen for the attach/detach of various devices and execute a script.  It's that simple, and at the same time really useful.
 
 Disclaimer: I don't like to write howtos because the man pages are generally better, and the information in blog like this tends to rot sooner or later.  I encourage you to go read the hotplugd(8) man page (it's really short, simple and understandable -- it even has some examples!)  and consider this post as a "did you know?"-sort of thing.