Il 18/01/2013 01:00, Patrick Shirkey ha scritto:
There is a bug in Pulseaudio that is stopping pa from releasing the audio
device.
The temporary solution until it is fixed and released is to disable
autospawn and restart pa.
edit ~/.pulse/client.conf
add
autospawn = no
This solved the issue temporarily, but then PulseAudio stopped working
because it couldn't find the device anymore.
I guess it's because of ~/.pulse/client.conf. Can it contain just that
line? Or should I copy the file from /etc/pulse and then edit it?
I'd prefere being able to include /etc/pulse/client.conf e then add the
line. Or maybe change /etc/pulse/client.conf, hoping that in case of
update I'll be warned about the new config file (as it happens with
other debian packages).
My concern is: I don't want my ~/.pulse/client.conf to be out-of-date
wrt the pulseaudio package.
Finally, I've reset my configuration (only ~/.pulse/default.pa) and
couldn't reproduce the error.
Doing more testing...
--
Federico
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