On Fri, 2006-09-29 at 21:13 +0530, Rahul Sundaram wrote: > Toshio Kuratomi wrote: > > >> > > What happens if you create the directory /tmp/pulse-sundaram? (This > > isn't the solution but I think it led me to realize something -- My /tmp > > is a tmpfs so I would have to be creating it in a startup script > > everytime which isn't the case.) > > # mkdir /tmp/pulse-sundaram > mkdir: cannot create directory `/tmp/pulse-sundaram': File exists > bash-3.1$ pulseaudio > main.c: WARNING: called SUID root, but not in group 'realtime'. > main.c: Failed to create '/tmp/pulse-sundaram': Operation not permitted > Remove the /tmp/pulse-sundaram directory and see what new errors you get. > > Are you running esd or artsd? Maybe that's locking the device files or > > the esd socket (so pulse can be compatible with all the esd consumers). > > > > Yep. So I killed esd. > Ah. So this is probably the root of the problem. Did you try as a normal user again? Maybe pulseaudio leaves files strewn about after this kind of failure (such as the pulse-sundaram directory above). I know pulseaudio will startup for me as a normal user so that's probably the route you want to take for initial debugging. In any case, if this troubleshooting doesn't fix things then you should file a bugzilla ticket so the packager can diagnose the problems and kick anything relevant upstream. -Toshio
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