Hi Kirk,
answering inline.
Le 18/09/2021 à 21:26, Kirk Reiser a écrit :
Huh, are you running arch on that box as well? I am wondering if
speakup is even loaded. I noticed in the espeakup build systemd
services that it loads speakup_soft when the systemd service is
started.
I'm not crazy about that being the way to load speakup particularly
but I'm not that familiar with various distros way of doing things but
it appears the espeakup maintainers figure everyone is running
systemd.
To be clear you mean the packagers of most distributions right? there is no
mention of systemd in the source code, of course.
As a counter example the daemon manager for Slint is attached.
That's one of the reasons I mentioned getting folks opinions in my
last message to you. For people that don't run systemd it will
certainly break things.
Cheers,
Didier
#!/bin/sh
ESPEAKUP=/usr/bin/espeakup
### Code snippet common to rc.espeakup and rc-speechd-up. ###
hardlist=$(zgrep SPEAKUP_S /proc/config.gz|grep [ym]|grep -v DUMMY| \
sed 's/CONFIG_SPEAKUP_SYNTH_//;s/..$//'|tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]'|sed s/soft// )
# A hardware synthesizer can be set either in the boot command line or
# in the configuration file /etc/speakup.conf. In both cases we won't
# start espeakup or speechd-up that rely on a soft synthesizer, but we
# restore the speakup settings.
if grep -q speakup /proc/cmdline; then
HARDCMDLINE=$(sed "s/.*speakup.synth=\([[:alpha:]]\{1,\}\).*/\1/" /proc/cmdline)
fi
if [ -f /etc/speakup.conf ]; then
. /etc/speakup.conf
HARDCONF=$hard
fi
# We give priority to the settings in /etc/espeakup.conf over those on
# the command line. "hard=none" in the former indicates that the user
# chose not to use a hard synthesizer. This way the user does not need
# to edit the command line to modify a setting, like using another hard
# synthesizer or use on a soft synthesizer instead of a hard one.
if [ ! "$HARDCONF" = "none" ]; then
if [ ! "$HARDCONF" = "" ]; then
# The user ran speak-with and chose a hard synth
modprobe speakup_$HARDCONF 2>/dev/null
echo $HARDCONF > /sys/accessibility/speakup/synth
[ -x /usr/sbin/speakup-restore ] && speakup-restore
exit
elif [ ! "$HARDCMDLINE" = "" ] && grep -q $HARDCMDLINE $hardlist ]; then
# The user has not run speak-with to choose a hard synth but
# has indicated one in the boot command line
modprobe speakup_$HARDCMDLINE 2>/dev/null
echo $HARDCMDLINE > /sys/accessibility/speakup/synth
[ -x /usr/sbin/speakup-restore ] && speakup-restore
exit
fi
fi
# We didn't exit yet, so we will manage the daemon of the soft synth.
# modprobe won't complain even if the driver is built-in. Else the
# "echo" command is not necessary but won't hurt.
modprobe speakup_soft 2>/dev/null
echo "soft" > /sys/accessibility/speakup/synth
sleep 1
chmod 666 /sys/accessibility/speakup/soft/*
echo 1 > /sys/accessibility/speakup/soft/direct
### End of the code snippet common to rc.espeakup and rc.speechd-up ###
if [ "$LANG" = "" ]; then
. /etc/profile.d/lang.sh
fi
# Starts/stops/restart espeakup
set_voice_from_lang () {
lang=`echo $LANG | sed 's/_.*//'`
country=`echo $LANG | sed 's/.*_//;s/\..*//;s/@.*//' | tr A-Z a-z`
if [ "$lang" = gl ]; then
# Not supported by espeak-ng yet, but pt should be fine enough, better
# than English anyway
# Comment above from Debian. We don't propose gv in Slint yet, but
# maybe later ?
lang=pt
fi
# Setup a table lang => associated voice file name
# We will start espeakup with a voice file name as argument of the
# -V option, as if we give a $lang-$country argument that does
# not match a voice file name it segfault when we switch from a
# graphical environment with Orca running to a console.
VOICESTABLE=$(espeak-ng --voices|sed "s;[ ]\{1,\};,;g"|cut -d, -f3-6|cut -d, --complement -f2-3|sed "s;,.*/;,;")
if [ ! "$(echo "$VOICESTABLE"|grep "^$lang-$country")" = "" ]; then
VOICE=$(echo "$VOICESTABLE"|grep "^${lang}-${country},"|cut -d, -f2)
elif [ ! "$(echo "$VOICESTABLE"|grep "^$lang,")" = "" ]; then
VOICE="$lang"
else
VOICE=en
fi
echo $VOICE > /tmp/voice_from_lang
}
set_voice_from_lang
VOICEFROMLANG=$(cat /tmp/voice_from_lang)
rm /tmp/voice_from_lang
set_voice_from_config () {
# We will first try to match the voice set in the config file with
# an mbrola voice. In that aim we make a table of mbrola voices file
# names with the associated mbrola voice installed.
MBROLAVOICES=$(espeak-ng --voices=mb|sed "s, ,,;s;[ ]\{1,\};,;g"|cut -d, -f5|sed s,mb/,,)
for i in $(echo "$MBROLAVOICES"|sed "s/mb-//g;s/-.*//"|sort|uniq); do
if [ "$(ls /usr/share/mbrola|grep $i)" = "" ]; then
MBROLAVOICES=$(echo "$MBROLAVOICES"|grep -v $i)
fi
done
VOICESTABLE=$(espeak-ng --voices|sed "s;[ ]\{1,\};,;g"|cut -d, -f3-6|cut -d, --complement -f2-3|sed "s;,.*/;,;")
lang=$(echo $voice|sed "s/-.*//")
if [ ! "$(echo "$MBROLAVOICES"|grep $voice)" = "" ]; then
VOICE=$voice
elif [ ! "$(echo "$VOICESTABLE"|grep "${voice},")" = "" ]; then
VOICE=$(echo "$VOICESTABLE"|grep "${voice},"|cut -d, -f2)
elif [ ! "$(echo "$VOICESTABLE"|grep "^$lang")" = "" ]; then
VOICE="$lang"
else
VOICE=en
fi
echo $VOICE > /tmp/voice_from_config
}
espeakup_start() {
[ "$LANG" = "" ] && . /etc/profile.d/lang.sh
if [ -f /etc/espeakup.conf ]; then
. /etc/espeakup.conf
if [ "$voice" = "" ]; then
voice=$VOICEFROMLANG
else
set_voice_from_config
VOICEFROMCONFIG=$(cat /tmp/voice_from_config)
rm /tmp/voice_from_config
voice=$VOICEFROMCONFIG
fi
fi
if [ ! "`ps -C espeakup --noheaders|wc -l`" = "0" ]; then
echo "espeakup is already started."
espeakup_status
exit
fi
if [ -x $ESPEAKUP ]; then
CARDS=$(mktemp)
for i in /sys/class/sound/card*; do
printf $i|sed "s/.*card//";printf " ";cat $i/id
done > $CARDS
NUMBEROFCARDS=$(find /sys/class/sound -name "card*"|wc -l)
if [ $NUMBEROFCARDS -gt 1 ]; then
echo "$NUMBEROFCARDS sound cards have been found:"
cat $CARDS
if [ "$ALSA_CARD" = "" ]; then
echo "ALSA_CARD not set in /etc/espeakup.conf, using the default."
elif ! grep -wq $ALSA_CARD $CARDS; then
echo "Card $ALSA_CARD set in /etc/espeakup not found, using the default."
ALSA_CARD=""
fi
fi
V=$(grep ^voice= /etc/espeakup.conf|sed s/voice=//)
if [ ! "$V" = "" ] && [ ! "$V" = "$voice" ]; then
echo "Voice set to $V in /etc/espeakup.conf, using $voice for espeakup."
elif [ "$V" = "" ]; then
echo "Voice not set in /etc/espeakup.conf, LANG=$LANG, using $voice for espeakup."
fi
if [ "$ALSA_CARD" = "" ]; then
echo "Starting espeakup with voice $voice"
$ESPEAKUP -V $voice
else
echo "Starting espeakup with voice $voice using sound card $ALSA_CARD"
ALSA_CARD=$ALSA_CARD $ESPEAKUP -V $voice
fi
[ -x /usr/sbin/speakup-restore ] && speakup-restore
rm $CARDS
else
echo "$ESPEAKUP not found or non executable"
fi
}
espeakup_stop() {
NBPROC="`ps -C espeakup --noheaders|wc -l`"
if [ ! "$NBPROC" = "0" ]; then
sleep 1
PID="`ps -C espeakup --noheaders -o pid`"
kill -s 9 $PID
fi
}
espeakup_restart() {
espeakup_stop
sleep 2
espeakup_start
}
espeakup_status() {
NBPROC="`ps -C espeakup --noheaders|wc -l`"
if [ "$NBPROC" = "0" ]; then
echo "espeakup is not started"
elif [ "$NBPROC" = "1" ]; then
echo "An espeakup daemon is running, PID: `ps -C espeakup --no-headers -o pid`"
else
ps -C espeakup -o pid,args
fi
}
case "$1" in
start)
espeakup_start;;
stop)
espeakup_stop;;
restart)
espeakup_restart;;
status)
espeakup_status;;
*)
echo "Usage: $0 {start|stop|restart|status}";;
esac
