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I think you are running on a very old version, --user was scrapped a long time ago. Can you please update and try again. There have been quite a loot of fixes to pulse-audio files lately (I mean last week).
My OS is Ubuntu 16.10 and my sudo version is as follows:
aaron@moya ~ $ sudo --version Sudo version 1.8.16 Sudoers policy plugin version 1.8.16 Sudoers file grammar version 45 Sudoers I/O plugin version 1.8.16
Looking at the sudo project website I see that version 1.8.16 of sudo was release on 2016-03-17. As far as the latest man pages the --user flag is still valid for sudo.
Are you referring to a --user flag I could pass to firejail? I'm not passing a --user flag to firejail, I'm passing it to sudo. I'm using sudo to run a command (firejail) as the htpc user, instead of my own "aaron" user account.
As far as updating to a newer version of firejail - sounds great! I've seen some of the features you've added to the new version and they are exactly what I was hoping you would add. Do you have an ubuntu ppa or will I need to compile from source?
Thank you very much!
For new firejail packages, you can go to the Ubuntu PPA or alternatively to Sourceforge. As far as I can see the pulseaudio changes are already in there.
I have a firejail session running kodi media center under the "htpc" user on my one computer. I log into the media center computer from my desktop computer via ssh and look for the kodi firejail environment:
aaron@moya ~ $ firejail --tree 3449:htpc:/usr/bin/firejail --noprofile --ignore=noroot kodi ...
I join the firejail environment with a shell over ssh:
aaron@moya ~ $ sudo --user=htpc firejail --join=3449 Switching to pid 3450, the first child process inside the sandbox
I wanted to query something from pulse audio:
[htpc@moya htpc]$ pactl info Failed to create secure directory (/home/aaron/.config/pulse): No such file or directory Connection failure: Connection refused pa_context_connect() failed: Connection refused
Uh oh. Why is it looking in /home/aaron instead of /home/htpc? Look at some basics:
[htpc@moya htpc]$ cd bash: cd: /home/aaron: No such file or directory [htpc@moya htpc]$ echo $HOME /home/aaron [htpc@moya htpc]$ echo $USER htpc
So seems to be an issue with the $HOME as it should be /home/htpc, not /home/aaron.
Thank you, Aaron