Bug#508562: jackrec: hangs JACK server when aborted

2008-12-12 Thread Frank Heckenbach
Package: jackd Version: 0.101.1-2 Severity: normal Tags: patch When aborting jackrec via SIGINT (ctrl-c) or SIGTERM, it will usually hang the JACK server until its watchdog revives it. Though I think it would be better to fix the server to make it more robust, here is a fix for this particular si

Bug#502639: ams: "Follow MIDI controller" doesn't work

2008-10-18 Thread Frank Heckenbach
Package: ams Version: 1.8.7-5 Severity: normal Tags: patch The "Follow MIDI controller" option doesn't work (i.e., behaves like "Init MIDI controller") due to a misplaced closing brace. --- ams-1.8.7.orig/midiguicomponent.cpp 2008-05-01 16:57:37.0 +0400 +++ ams-1.8.7/midiguicomponent.cpp

Bug#465073: jack_connect, jack_disconnect: do not disconnect on error

2008-02-10 Thread Frank Heckenbach
Package: jackd Version: 0.101.1-2 Severity: normal Tags: patch The jack_connect and jack_disconnect clients do not close the JACK connection in case of error (which may cause the server to hang until the client timeout expires). The attached patch trivially fixes this. Other clients may also be

Bug#464886: jackd: wrongly killed by watchdog

2008-02-09 Thread Frank Heckenbach
Package: jackd Version: 0.101.1-2 Severity: normal Tags: patch There seems to be a problem with JACK's watchdog. On our systems, JACK is sometimes killed by the watchdog when it shouldn't be, typically in situations when some client sets a lot of connections. The watchdog is triggered by jack_eng

Bug#450806: libjack0: does not allow connecting to two JACK servers

2007-11-14 Thread Frank Heckenbach
> >> because as I understand it, jack_diplomat is > >> undocumented and unmaintained. I don't think it even has a web page. > > > > I don't see how this is relevant. This is not about anything > > specific that jack_diplomat does, any program that calls > > jack_client_open() twice with different

Bug#450806: libjack0: does not allow connecting to two JACK servers

2007-11-13 Thread Frank Heckenbach
to have a web site. ;-) It's libjack that has the bug, so that's where it should be fixed. And BTW, the problem and the fix IMHO are rather trivial. All the patch does it the end is to get rid of a misapplied static buffer. Frank -- Frank Heckenbach, [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://fjf.gn

Bug#450806: libjack0: does not allow connecting to two JACK servers

2007-11-13 Thread Frank Heckenbach
ported it upstream, only via Debian. Frank -- Frank Heckenbach, [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://fjf.gnu.de/ GnuPG and PGP keys: http://fjf.gnu.de/plan (7977168E) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Bug#450806: libjack0: does not allow connecting to two JACK servers

2007-11-10 Thread Frank Heckenbach
Package: libjack0 Version: 0.101.1-2 Severity: normal Tags: patch The JACK client library does not allow connecting to two different JACK servers from a single program. That's just because jack_server_dir() stores the name of the JACK server on the first invocation. The following patch, taken fr

Bug#450609: ams: spectrum displays bogus values

2007-11-08 Thread Frank Heckenbach
Package: ams Version: 1.8.7-5 Severity: normal Tags: patch The spectrum module displays bogus values. To reproduce, just connect any sound stream to the module and watch the displayed spectrum. This is due to a type mismatch. While it uses the single-precision version of the library (Makefile sa