Closed LordMyschkin closed 7 years ago
ejurgensen
commented
7 years ago I wasn't immediately able to reproduce this. Can you provide a bit more info to help with that? Like:
LordMyschkin
commented
7 years ago Of course: running latest debian jessie/raspian on my Raspberry Pi 2B with latest forked-daapd (24.1, a special branch of CHME with a persistent MPD queue), Local out is a usb soundcard set as default in ALSA. Thats the log output (I could reproduce the issue instantly); please note that the line concerning the inaccessible .asoundrc is normal and does not affect the working for forked-daapd: [2016-11-06 22:07:59] [ LOG] laudio: cannot stat file/directory /root/.asoundrc[2016-11-06 22:07:59] [ LOG] laudio: Could not open playback device: Keine Berechtigung [2016-11-06 22:07:59] [ LOG] player: Could not probe ALSA device 'Local_Out' [2016-11-06 22:07:59] [ LOG] player: Could not activate ALSA device 'Local_Out' [2016-11-06 22:07:59] [ LOG] mpd: Error executing command 'enableoutput': Speakers activation failed: 0
ejurgensen
commented
7 years ago So it crashes right after that? I'm still not having any luck reproducing this. Since I don't have usb soundcard, I just tried with the regular one, and it didn't produce any error, despite the user not being in the audio group. Then I faked an error from alsa like you got, but still no crash. Maybe if you could set the log level to DEBUG some clue will emerge?
LordMyschkin
commented
7 years ago Yes, crashed after that - I will try to reproduce the error as soon as I am home again.
LordMyschkin
commented
7 years ago Today, I am not able to reproduce the crash; the error persists, of course (cannot activate local out unless daapd is in group audio) , but no crash. Maybe a library update fixed the bug? I recommend to close the issue for now, If I am ever able to reproduce it, it still can be reopened. Sorry for wasting your resources...
ejurgensen
commented
7 years ago No problem, just let me know if you find a good way to reproduce.
I just tried to re-install forked-daapd by transfering my config-files into a frech installation and had very strange crashes before adding the user daapd (my forked-daapd user) to group audio; it was each time I tried to activate local out. Maybe there should be a check to prevent the service from crashing and instead provide a meaningful error message when a user selects local out which is somehow not accessible.