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Originally Posted by Kossuth View Post
I have changed my interval to 2000, and it takes about second to go back to black when I cover the sensor, so I think the interval setting is set correctly in my system.

Ps. If I remember correctly I also had two lines in the ps listing with reference to timenow, when I tried to troubleshoot the starting problem. One starting with the "sh -c..." start and other with "/sh/bin/...." start. My processes can be found in one of my previous post concerning the stop-killall-start routine.
You can go to proximityd website, register a fake process, change it interval to 2000, then test the output. Then you can be sure it is changed correctly.

Another hint is that if the interval is set correctly then battery time should be normal
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