#!/bin/zsh
# console-login — exec ttymon on /dev/console with a properly quoted prompt.
#
# Wrapping ttymon in a script (instead of inlining in exec.start) sidesteps
# zyginit's str.split-on-space tokenizer, which doesn't honor shell quotes.
# Inline the ttymon invocation here where the shell DOES quote correctly,
# then exec so ttymon becomes the supervisor's direct child.

set -e
set -u

# Write a LOGIN_PROCESS utmpx entry for the PID that's about to become
# ttymon (this script's PID, since we use `exec` below). ttymon's
# getty_account() (tmutmp.c) updates an existing entry — it does not
# create one — so without this, login(1) walks utmpx, finds nothing
# matching its PID, and exits with "No utmpx entry. You must exec
# login from the lowest level shell."
/etc/zyginit/console-login/write_login_utmpx co console $$

exec /usr/lib/saf/ttymon \
    -g \
    -d /dev/console \
    -l console \
    -m ldterm,ttcompat \
    -h \
    -p "hammerhead console login: "