Hi On 21-04-17 16:21, Cobra wrote: > The man page states: > "speech-dispatcher is usually started automatically by client libraries > (i.e. autospawn), so you only need to run it manually if > testing/debugging, or when in other explicit need for a special setup." > > So this behaviour doesn't seem broken to me, that's rather exactly as > expected. Also, starting speechd-up with start-stop-daemon doesn't show > any failures, despite missing special handling of speech-dispatcher. > There is an open bug about autospawn with multiple users in #616313, > but I don't see an immediate connection to our issues; we're always > root and not touching speechd-up directly.
Hmm, should the speech-dispatcher package than rather NOT ship an init file? Does it make sense in some setups? An when speech-dispatcher has no init file, maybe than speechd-up shouldn't "Required-Start" speech-dispatcher in its init file. Not that it matters, it still doesn't work when I do that. > I enabled this line in /etc/speech-dispatcher/speechd.conf: > CustomLogFile "protocol" > "/var/log/speech-dispatcher/speech-dispatcher-protocol.log" > > /var/log/speech-dispatcher/speech-dispatcher-protocol.log stays empty > when using service (my VM is still using sysvinit-core now), but when I > use the usual start-stop-daemon command, I get this log: May it be that starting daemons via service may not have $HOME set? It occurs to me that when I start speechd-up manually I see this with "ps aux" (notice the socket location): root 22182 0.0 0.0 174708 2224 ? Ssl 19:47 0:00 /usr/bin/speech-dispatcher --spawn --communication-method unix_socket --socket-path /root/.cache/speech-dispatcher/speechd.sock By the way, with "service" it seems that configuration of speech-dispatcher is ignored. I find the logging in /root/.cache/speech-dispatcher... where it now also records what goes wrong.. [Fri Apr 21 20:04:39 2017 : 549750] speechd: Error [speechd.c:665]:No speech output modules were loaded - aborting... I'll try to figure out further. Paul
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