Hi all,
I want to start a service on the next available tty (let's call it
%next_available_tty). In my case, this service handles weston-launch,
but it could be any that requires a virtual terminal to run.
Let's say some of the TTYs are already taken (by getty@tty1.service,
etc) and I don't know which ; I would like to spawn a new user session
that contains my new service on a spare tty. The service unit should
look like this:
[Service]
ExecStart=/usr/bin/weston-launch -some_parameter
StandardInput=tty
StandardOutput=journal
StandardError=journal
TTYPath=/dev/%next_available_tty # this is hardcoded for the moment
Weston must run from a virtual terminal.
To launch the session, I use:
https://github.com/sofar/user-session-units which checks for available
seats, then creates a PAM session on tty1.
Without %next_available_tty I cannot get rid of these hard-codings
and I need to know which tty will be available before the system boots
("reserve" it).
Does anyone know if such "feature" can be accepted in systemd. If not,
maybe it can be done in another way. If yes, any pointers to start from?
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