Terminal output says "Failed to load module" upon boot.

[Gcandy77]

Hi, newish user of linux here. It was suggested that I post this error here (hope Ive got the right place)

Upon boot I get these errors pop up in terminal >

Gtk-Message: 11:39:34.071: Failed to load module "xapp-gtk3-module" Gtk-Message: 11:39:34.071: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"

(pulseeffects:2): pulseeffects-WARNING **: 11:39:34.182: sie: rtkit: Failed to connect to system bus: Could not connect: No such file or directory

(pulseeffects:2): pulseeffects-WARNING **: 11:39:34.569: soe: rtkit: Failed to connect to system bus: Could not connect: No such file or directory

(pulseeffects:2): pulseeffects-WARNING **: 11:39:36.963: pulse_info: pulseaudio --dump-conf : execve failed: No such file or directory

(pulseeffects:2): pulseeffects-WARNING **: 11:39:36.964: pulse_info: pulseaudio --dump-resample-methods : execve failed: No such file or directory

If I close terminal, pulse-effects closes too, but if I re-open it, the app loads no problems and is usable.

I ran a command that was asked for in previous "help me`s" and got this output >

G_MESSAGES_DEBUG=pulseeffects flatpak run com.github.wwmm.pulseeffects  1 ✘ (process:2): pulseeffects-DEBUG: 11:51:34.556: main: locale directory: /app/share/locale Gtk-Message: 11:51:34.559: Failed to load module "xapp-gtk3-module" Gtk-Message: 11:51:34.559: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module" (pulseeffects:2): pulseeffects-DEBUG: 11:51:34.576: presets_manager: system input presets directory: "/app/etc/xdg/PulseEffects/input"; (pulseeffects:2): pulseeffects-DEBUG: 11:51:34.576: presets_manager: system input presets directory: "/etc/PulseEffects/input"; (pulseeffects:2): pulseeffects-DEBUG: 11:51:34.576: presets_manager: system input presets directory: "/etc/xdg/PulseEffects/input"; (pulseeffects:2): pulseeffects-DEBUG: 11:51:34.576: presets_manager: system output presets directory: "/app/etc/xdg/PulseEffects/output"; (pulseeffects:2): pulseeffects-DEBUG: 11:51:34.576: presets_manager: system output presets directory: "/etc/PulseEffects/output"; (pulseeffects:2): pulseeffects-DEBUG: 11:51:34.576: presets_manager: system output presets directory: "/etc/xdg/PulseEffects/output"; (pulseeffects:2): pulseeffects-DEBUG: 11:51:34.576: presets_manager: user presets directory already exists: /home/rob/.var/app/com.github.wwmm.pulseeffects/config/PulseEffects (pulseeffects:2): pulseeffects-DEBUG: 11:51:34.576: presets_manager: user presets directory already exists: /home/rob/.var/app/com.github.wwmm.pulseeffects/config/PulseEffects/input (pulseeffects:2): pulseeffects-DEBUG: 11:51:34.576: presets_manager: user presets directory already exists: /home/rob/.var/app/com.github.wwmm.pulseeffects/config/PulseEffects/output (pulseeffects:2): pulseeffects-DEBUG: 11:51:34.576: presets_manager: user presets directory already exists: /home/rob/.var/app/com.github.wwmm.pulseeffects/config/PulseEffects/autoload (pulseeffects:2): pulseeffects-DEBUG: 11:51:34.581: application: destroyed (pulseeffects:2): pulseeffects-DEBUG: 11:51:34.581: presets_manager: destroyed

I am running Manjaro KDE 5.24.5 & Kernel 5.15.41-1 On a I5 2500, 16gb ram, R9 290

All this started to happen after my last system update, Ive tried to find the modules that are missing in add/remove & discovery but get no results, I have also tried removing pulse-effects flatpak and re-installing. The error re-appears tho :(

On a side note ... Is there anyway to run Pulse-effects as a background service so that I do not need to keep it minimized on my task bar?

Thx for any assistance

[wwmm]

xapp-gtk3-module and canberra-gtk-module can be ignored. PulseEffects does not use them. Gtk must be complaining about them for other reasons that should not have a impact in PulseEffects.

rtkit: Failed to connect to system bus: Could not connect: No such file or directory

About this one I suggest you disable realtime priority in PulseEffects menu. If I remember well the Flatpak package sandbox won't allow it anyway.

Is there anyway to run Pulse-effects as a background service so that I do not need to keep it minimized on my task bar?

There is. But I always forget about the details required when using a Flatpak package. But it is just a matter of starting it with the option --gapplication-service

[Gcandy77]

Hi,

Thx for your help, I wasnt aware that the modules had nothing to do with pulse.

Also thx for the additional pointers :)

[vchernin]

If I remember well the Flatpak package sandbox won't allow it anyway.

This is still generally correct, however there is an portal API for realtimekit now so it is fixable. But it would be some work to implement.

But I always forget about the details required when using a Flatpak package.

If you want start service on log in see #18, but disabling the shutdown on window close button should still work.

[vchernin]

Ive tried to find the modules that are missing in add/remove & discovery but get no results

Since flatpaks are sandboxed installing packages via pacman or similar won't impact flatpaks (for the most part).