I'm trying to get speakup working with speech-dispatcehr and voxin. However it won't connect and, in speechd.log, I see this: I am running speech-dispatcher 0.7.1 and Debian Squeeze, with Voxin-0.42. >From /var/log/speech-dispatcher/speech-dispatcehr.log [Sat Sep 15 04:14:50 2012 : 525783] speechd: Speech Dispatcher Logging to file /var/log/speech-dispatcher//speech-dispatcher.log [Sat Sep 15 04:14:50 2012 : 525903] speechd: Initializing output module ibmtts with binary /usr/lib/speech-dispatcher-modules/sd_ibmtts and configuration /etc/speech-dispatcher/modules//ibmtts.conf [Sat Sep 15 04:14:50 2012 : 525916] speechd: Output module is logging to file /var/log/speech-dispatcher//ibmtts.log [Sat Sep 15 04:14:50 2012 : 526228] speechd: Module ibmtts loaded. [Sat Sep 15 04:14:50 2012 : 526393] speechd: ERROR: Bad syntax from output module ibmtts 1 [Sat Sep 15 04:14:50 2012 : 526466] speechd: Initializing output module dummy with binary /usr/lib/speech-dispatcher-modules/sd_dummy and configuration (null) [Sat Sep 15 04:14:50 2012 : 526480] speechd: Output module is logging to file /var/log/speech-dispatcher//dummy.log [Sat Sep 15 04:14:50 2012 : 526744] speechd: Module dummy loaded. [Sat Sep 15 04:14:50 2012 : 531115] speechd: LINE here:|304 CANT LIST VOICES| [Sat Sep 15 04:14:50 2012 : 531140] speechd: Module dummy started sucessfully with message: --------------- Everything ok so far. --------------- [Sat Sep 15 04:14:50 2012 : 531408] speechd: Configuration has been read from "/etc/speech-dispatcher/speechd.conf" [Sat Sep 15 04:14:50 2012 : 531436] speechd: Speech Dispatcher Logging to file /var/log/speech-dispatcher//speech-dispatcher.log [Sat Sep 15 04:14:50 2012 : 531458] speechd: Speech Dispatcher will use local unix socket: /var/run/speech-dispatcher/.speech-dispatcher/speechd.sock [Sat Sep 15 04:14:50 2012 : 533528] speechd: Speech Dispatcher started and waiting for clients ... Any idea what's happening here? I also noticed that, using the say tool in voxin's source tree, I have to do aoss ./say in order for the "hello world" message to be spoken. Could this be the problem?
