Hi, First off, I am running on RedHat 6, not under my control, so I have pulse 0.9.22. I am running in normal user mode and everything is generally fine. The issue is that we have multiple workstations and my user account is NFS mounted across all workstations in the same directory. If I have pulse running on one, then I get on another workstation and get pulse running, the first, and eventually the second go out to lunch. No applications can connect, pacmd returns: "No PulseAudio daemon running, etc." In addition, I believe the pulseaudio process stops and restarts every 5 seconds, generating many /tmp/pulse-.... directories. By the way, the PID of the pulse instance, on each machine, is contained in one of those directories, as I expect. The only way to be able to connect again is to logout on one of the workstations, kill pulseaudio, delete all of the /tmp/pulse-... directories, then restart. Due to our environment, there is no way to avoid this configuration and most likely cannot update our pulse version. Is running pulseaudio in system-wide mode an option to solve this? Thanks, Bob -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/pulseaudio-discuss/attachments/20160908/2dcfd71f/attachment.html>
