# This is a system-wide dbuscron config file.
# If there is /etc/dbuscrontab.d directory, this file will be ignored, and all
# files in this directory will be parsed one by one as one big config instead.
#
# Lines starting with `#' are ignored.
# Format of this file (table with whitespace-separated records):
#
# bus type sender interface path member destination arguments command
#
# Any field can have asterisk only (*) to match any value, each field can have
# multiple values separated with comma (,), matching any of these values will
# match. Only last (command) field can contain spaces. Bus field can be either
# `S' for system bus or `s' for session bus, type field can have one of signal,
# method_return, method_call or error values. Arguments consist of
# semicolon-separated values to match arguments of DBUS events.
# Arguments are matched with fnmatch(3), so they can contain usual wildcards
# like `*', `?' etc.
#
# If command field is single file name without spaces (i.e. arguments) and this
# file name is prepended with exclamation sign (!), then this program is run in
# "auto args" mode compatible with dbus-scripts method of command running, i.e.
# DBUS source, destination, interface, member and message arguments will be
# placed into command's arguments list in this order. For error messages
# there's error name instead of interface and member arguments, and for
# method_return messages interface and member arguments are totally omitted.
# This is made this way to be compatible with dbus-scripts.
#
# Examples:
#
# Run command for every DBUS event:
# * * * * * * * * command
# Run /path/to/logit.sh in auto args mode (dbus-scripts compatible):
# * * * * * * * * !/path/to/logit.sh
#
# Run command on system bus event named Event with type either method_call or
# method_return:
# S method_call,method_return * * * * Event * command
#
# The same as above, but check if second argument equals either `foo' or `bar',
# or first argument is `baz':
# S method_call,method_return * * * * Event ;foo,;bar,baz command
#
# More practical examples:
#
# Run command on incoming call:
# S signal * com.nokia.csd.Call /com/nokia/csd/call Coming * * run-standalone.sh incoming-call-hook.sh
#
# Run command on GPRS connected:
# S signal * com.nokia.csd.GPRS.Context /com/nokia/csd/gprs/0 Connected * * run-standalone.sh gprs-connected-hook.sh
#
# This file can also contain any number of environmental variables settings, e.g.:
# PATH = /usr/bin:/usr/sbin
#
# When command is running there're a number of environmental variables set so
# the script can check DBUS event data. The variables are:
#   DBUS_ARG# (where # is the number from 0 to DBUS_ARGN) - arguments of message,
#   DBUS_ARGN - number of message arguments,
#   DBUS_SENDER - message sender name,
#   DBUS_DEST - message destination name,
#   DBUS_IFACE - message interface,
#   DBUS_PATH - message object path,
#   DBUS_MEMBER - message member (a.k.a. method),
#   DBUS_BUS - bus message came from (`session' or `system'),
#   DBUS_TYPE - event type as described above,
#   DBUS_ERROR - error name if message is error message, empty string otherwise.
#