Instantiated service file creation¶
An instantiated service file is of the same syntax as decribed in the frontend document for any other service. It can be any type of service. However some differences exist :
- the name of the file needs to be appended with an
@(commercial at) character. - every value replaced in an instance file needs to be written with a valid identifier.
Example
File name : tty@
Contents :
[Main]
Type = classic
Version = 0.0.1
Description = "Launch @I"
User = ( root )
[Start]
Execute = ( agetty -J 38400 @I )
By using 66 parse tty@tty1 or any other 66 command, the resulting file will then be:
[Main]
Type = classic
Version = 0.0.1
Description = "Launch tty1"
User = ( root )
[Start]
Execute = ( agetty -J 38400 tty1 )