Re: [orca-list] The Jupiter console screen reader



I think -D with a capital D is probably what is /was meant, but not sure. 
-D says it is a boolian option, so not sure if that means you must use some thine like -D=1 or -D=yes or to 
turhn of daemonizing 0 or no.
I've not tried this yet/but mayb try here in a few/just guessing from a quick glance at the manpage for PA.


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  Storm Dragon wrote:
Wed, May 11, 2016 at 11:34:29AM -0400

Howdy,
I must have done something wrong with the pulse configuration, case when I tried it, I got errors and now 
sound. Here's exactly what I did:
created file ~/.config/pulse/default.pa
.include /etc/pulse/default.pa
load-module module-native-protocol-unix auth-anonymous=1
socket=/tmp/pulse.sock

sudo su - root
cp /etc/pulse/client.conf /root/.config/pulse/client.conf
Edit /root/.config/pulse/client.conf, and appended the following line to the end of the file:
; default-server = unix:/tmp/pulse.sock

It keeps saying there is no option -d with pulse. but running pulseaudio -k follow by pulseaudio causes 
loss of sound, until I remove the ~/.config/pulse/default.pa file. So, did I do something wrong? Sorry for 
being so slow on the utake lol.
Thanks
Storm
On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 06:01:38AM +0200, Peter Vágner wrote:
Hello,


I've attempted to explain it in an earlier conversation. Jupiter
uses espeakup for software synth support the same way speakup does
so as far as sound output is concerned there should be no
difference.


I'll try to put this gently one more time with as precise steps as I can.


If you wish to use desktop i.e. gnome and mate, run pulseaudio as
a part of that desktop, then change your mind and with the desktop
still running fire up one of the virtual consoles, start espeakup
or jupiter, this is pulseaudio configuration that is working for
me.



As a normal user i.e. the one running the pulse audio, create a file

~/.config/pulse/default.pa

with the following content

.include /etc/pulse/default.pa
load-module module-native-protocol-unix auth-anonymous=1
socket=/tmp/pulse.sock


Now as a root user create a file

/root/.config/pulse/client.conf

you might like to do

cp /etc/pulse/client.conf /root/.config/pulse/client.conf

And make sure this is configured in that file

; default-server = unix:/tmp/pulse.sock


Restart pulseaudio on your desktop by relogging, restarting or doing

pulseaudio -k

pulseaudio -d


And you should be good to go.


Security concerns are there that anyone with ability to gain root
privileges can manipulate your sound devices you are using as an
user, however if we are tallking security here, anyone with root
privileges can kill your pulseaudio instance for that matter and
do what they want.


I understand proper fix is to make it so that espeakup is not
running as root, possibly speakup and jupiter are not running as
root but as your normal user with their respective device
permissions controlled by udev so it can access it.


Greetings


Peter






On 10.05.2016 at 01:08 Luke Yelavich wrote:
On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 08:38:00AM AEST, kendell clark wrote:
hi
If I can get this going, I'll package this for sonar and replace speakup
with this, assuming it doesn't have the same problem both of these have,
and that is getting sound through pulse audio as root.
I would honestly investigate this further before just blindly replacing
it... Maybe as an alternative, but not right out replacing, and thats
not really possible anyway, since speakup is part of the mainline kernel,
even if only in staging.

Luke
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