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> 
> The last version of the SLICE code I had working here used a general
> purpose rescan daemon, I called it 'deviced' but that was basically what
> it did. It accepted probe requests which it would queue and then perform
> at a later time. I was about half way through getting it working properly
> on X-day.

Were you planning on bringing it back?




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