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I use systemd to start most of my processes for a desktop session: xmonad (the window manager), emacs daemon, a tmux session, etc.

Listing my users processes with loginctl user-status consequently only shows a handful of processes under the session:

 Unit: user-1000.slice
 ├─session-5.scope
 │ ├─4740 lightdm --session-child 13 16
 │ ├─5047 systemctl --user --wait start xmonad-systemd-session.target
 │ └─5497 /usr/bin/ssh-agent /usr/bin/im-launch xmonad-systemd-session
 └─user@1000.service

Almost all my processes run outside of the session below user@1000.service. That means running loginctl session-status from tmux gives:

Could not get properties: Caller does not belong to any known session

I would like to tell systemd to start certain services under a particular login session. Ideally, in my session starter script I would write:

exec systemctl --user --wait --scope $MY_DESKTOP_SESSION start xmonad-systemd-session.target

However there is no --scope option nor would I know how to get the scope name.

I run systemd 240 on a Debian-ish (inhouse) distro with libpam-systemd and dbus-user-session.

systemd pam

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I use systemd to start most of my processes for a desktop session: xmonad (the window manager), emacs daemon, a tmux session, etc.

Listing my users processes with loginctl user-status consequently only shows a handful of processes under the session:

 Unit: user-1000.slice
 ├─session-5.scope
 │ ├─4740 lightdm --session-child 13 16
 │ ├─5047 systemctl --user --wait start xmonad-systemd-session.target
 │ └─5497 /usr/bin/ssh-agent /usr/bin/im-launch xmonad-systemd-session
 └─user@1000.service

Almost all my processes run outside of the session below user@1000.service. That means running loginctl session-status from tmux gives:

Could not get properties: Caller does not belong to any known session

I would like to tell systemd to start certain services under a particular login session. Ideally, in my session starter script I would write:

exec systemctl --user --wait --scope $MY_DESKTOP_SESSION start xmonad-systemd-session.target

However there is no --scope option nor would I know how to get the scope name.

I run systemd 240 on a Debian-ish (inhouse) distro with libpam-systemd and dbus-user-session.

systemd pam

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asked yesterday

Thomas KochThomas Koch

21614

add a comment | 

I use systemd to start most of my processes for a desktop session: xmonad (the window manager), emacs daemon, a tmux session, etc.

Listing my users processes with loginctl user-status consequently only shows a handful of processes under the session:

 Unit: user-1000.slice
 ├─session-5.scope
 │ ├─4740 lightdm --session-child 13 16
 │ ├─5047 systemctl --user --wait start xmonad-systemd-session.target
 │ └─5497 /usr/bin/ssh-agent /usr/bin/im-launch xmonad-systemd-session
 └─user@1000.service

Almost all my processes run outside of the session below user@1000.service. That means running loginctl session-status from tmux gives:

Could not get properties: Caller does not belong to any known session

I would like to tell systemd to start certain services under a particular login session. Ideally, in my session starter script I would write:

exec systemctl --user --wait --scope $MY_DESKTOP_SESSION start xmonad-systemd-session.target

However there is no --scope option nor would I know how to get the scope name.

I run systemd 240 on a Debian-ish (inhouse) distro with libpam-systemd and dbus-user-session.

systemd pam

share|improve this question

asked yesterday

Thomas KochThomas Koch

21614

 Unit: user-1000.slice
 ├─session-5.scope
 │ ├─4740 lightdm --session-child 13 16
 │ ├─5047 systemctl --user --wait start xmonad-systemd-session.target
 │ └─5497 /usr/bin/ssh-agent /usr/bin/im-launch xmonad-systemd-session
 └─user@1000.service

Could not get properties: Caller does not belong to any known session

exec systemctl --user --wait --scope $MY_DESKTOP_SESSION start xmonad-systemd-session.target

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asked yesterday

Thomas KochThomas Koch

21614

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asked yesterday

Thomas KochThomas Koch

21614

asked yesterday

Thomas KochThomas Koch

21614

asked yesterday

Thomas KochThomas Koch

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