On 09/20/2012 07:35 PM, Tanu Kaskinen wrote: > On Thu, 2012-09-20 at 18:10 +0100, Richard Bown wrote: >> Hi , >> sorry for the newbie type questions. >> I've looked in the FAQs, and probably missed the answer. >> If I load a module from CLI with pactl or with paprefs >> is there a CLI command to flush the loaded modules.???? >> >> I haven't found the config file which is created and added to by paprefs, or >> from pactl, its location would help please. > > The papref settings are stored in gconf. But since you can undo anything > that you do with papref with papref, papref isn't really a problem here. > >> I've tried using unload-module, but that requires an index to function. > > How is that a problem? I mean, I know that it's a bit cumbersome to dig > out the indexes with "pactl list modules" (the next pulseaudio release > will support giving module name instead of index, yay!), but from your > description I don't get why requiring an index would prevent you from > unloading the modules. > >> The modules in question are module-jack-sink and module-jack-source, and >> pulseaudio wont start if they are loaded and jackd is not running. >> >> Rebooting clears them, so the modified config must be in a tmp file somewhere. > > How do you load the jack modules? There's certainly no tmp file storing > the jack module configuration, so if you have loaded them just with > pactl, restarting pulseaudio will clear the configuration. > A simple way to get the index: pactl load-module module-jack-sink > ~/.pulse/jack-sink; pactl load-module module-jack-source > ~/.pulse/jack-source; and unload: pactl unload-module `cat ~/.pulse/jack-sink`; pactl unload-module `cat ~/.pulse/jack-source`;
