Re: access to the pa server from an alternate user using sudo

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ICYMI: Unless it's just a typo in this email, it looks like you have

"auth-group=mewgroup" with an M instead of an N. Don't know if that will
fix anything, but ...

Joe

On 4/1/20 10:07 AM, bru red wrote:
> i'm running slackware64-14.2 with default configuration. It uses
> pulseaudio as the sound system. I'm unable to get sound from programs
> run by another user with sudo.
>
> I created long ago a new group called "newgroup" to which I added the
> user that runs pulseaudio mainuser and created a new user newuser
> belonging to newgroup.
>
> i set "auth-group=mewgroup" to module-native-protocol-unix in
> ~mainuser/.config/pulse/default.pa and i can see that it is properly
> loaded through pacmd. But still when running audio programs like
> mplayer as newuser with sudo i can't get sound. Same problem with
> graphical programs.
>
> the socket created is as follows:
>
> drwx------ 2 mainuser users   4096 avril  1 18:36:59 /tmp/pulse-t5rfGHe56b5G
> /tmp/pulse-t5rfGHe56b5G
> ├── [srwxrwxrwx mainuser    users    Apr  1 18:36]  cli
> ├── [srwxrwxrwx mainuser    users    Apr  1 18:35]  native
> └── [-rw------- mainuser    users    Apr  1 18:35]  pid
>
> when i run an audio outputting program as newuser with sudo i see a new
> folder /tmp/pulse-xxxXXxxXXXxx created and nothing inside.
>
> in /etc/group:
> audio:x:17:root,pulse,mainuser,newuser
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