sorry to cross-post this, but i'm not sure what the culprit is, so hopefully someone here might know (not that i'm using FC2 anymore, but it could be a bug somewhere). >>Shayne O'Connor wrote: >> >> >> > > >>>>lately, when using dssi-vst, that a lot of the plugins i used to use >>>>successfully are now crashing when i load them, and when they crash i am >>>>automatically logged out!? >>>> >>>>it is also happening most of the time after disconnecting ones that >>>>don't crash immediately ... disconnect, wait a few seconds, and ta-da .. >>>>logged out :( >>>> >>>>i'm using planet ccrma enabled fedora core 2, with edge kernel (2.6.11 >>>>something or other with realtime patch). i'm also using the wine release >>>> >>>> >> >> >>>from february. >> >> > > >>>>just want to know if this sounds more like a problem with kernel, wine, >>>>or dssi-vst? >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >> >> >> >>well, it doesn't look like it's wine ... i tried every version back to >>20041201, which has previously worked rock solid for me (recompiling >>each time against the older version). each time, VST plugins that have >>worked for me previously are either logging me out when i start them, or >>logging me out when i close them. this is true whether i invoke >>"jack-dssi-host" or "vsthost". >> >>shayne >> >> >> > > more info: * jack_fst works fine. * with a dssi-vst enabled rosegarden, the problem doesn't occur - using them does not crash rosegarden nor does it log me out. * it only happens when i exit the plugin by closing the window ... if i start it from a terminal and then hit "Ctrl+c" to kill the plugin, then it stops fine, without logging me out. * it's not easy to get the error messages it prints to the terminal when closing the plugins window (logs out before i'm able to copy and paste, and trying to pipe the output to a .txt file only gets the load-up messages), but here's the paraphrased messages i was able to pen down (after 3 logouts): bailing out (...) write failed on (...) fd:10 remotepluginclient:422 (...) broken pipe those dots in brackets are where there *might* be more information, but i can't remember for sure ...
