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Back in the OpenrC days, I added -q to my brltty start-up to suppress the |
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various messages from brltty to the display, in particular the version |
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number at start-up. |
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I tried doing this with Systemd today by creating |
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/etc/system/system/brltty.service.d/quiet-start.conf. The file had only the |
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service section and, in it, a copy of the ExecStart line from the service |
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file under /usr/lib/system/system. Turns out silly Systemd interpreted that |
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as two ExecStart lines which isn't what I wanted and, of course, kept the |
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service from starting. |
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I'd rather not modify the service file under /usr. It'll only get clobbered |
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with upgrades. Is there a brltty.conf setting that enables quiet mode? Or a |
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different system service file keyword to tell it to use only my ExecStart |
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command-line or to add additional options to the ExecStart line from the |
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distributed config? |
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I figure I can ask on the brltty list on the system Gentoo forum, but I |
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thought I'd start here. |
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Any help would be appreciated, |
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Keith |