On Thu, Jun 20, 2013 at 08:54:23PM -0000, Ted Gould wrote:
> Looking through this I don't see a way to specify which bus you want the event to come from. So will there be two dbus bridges in the user session? So I could do:
>
> start on dbus SENDER=foo
>
> or
>
> start on dbus-system SENDER=foo
>
> Not quite sure how that'll work.
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I'd expect one instance to run at the system level for the system bus
and another to run in the user session for the session bus.
So in practice, you'd have:
start on :sys:dbus SENDER=foo
On Thu, Jun 20, 2013 at 08:54:23PM -0000, Ted Gould wrote: /code.launchpad .net/~jamesodhu nt/upstart/ upstart- dbus-bridge/ +merge/ 161772
> Looking through this I don't see a way to specify which bus you want the event to come from. So will there be two dbus bridges in the user session? So I could do:
>
> start on dbus SENDER=foo
>
> or
>
> start on dbus-system SENDER=foo
>
> Not quite sure how that'll work.
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> Your team Upstart Developers is subscribed to branch lp:upstart.
I'd expect one instance to run at the system level for the system bus
and another to run in the user session for the session bus.
So in practice, you'd have:
start on :sys:dbus SENDER=foo
For the system bus and:
start on dbus SENDER=foo
For the session bus.
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