Am Mittwoch, 31. Januar 2018 16:03 CET, Robert Bielik <Robert.Bielik(a)dirac.com>
schrieb:
Socket is
associated with the desktop session?
Ah, seems like a very reasonable explanation. Although I'm not nearly
linux-savvy enough to "fix" this, so I'd appreciate pointers ��
I'm just regurgitating buzzwords connected to "dbus". Maybe they help
trigger the memory of someone who actually has a clue.
Ok �� although this is jack2 built *without* dbus and running on a headless RPi3.
Yes, D-Bus is only one part of Linux session handling. Both systemd (most likely your init
system) and PAM
will do some magic. To find out where your jack client expexts jackd's socket run:
$ strace -e connect,open jack_lsp -c > /dev/null
Cheers, RalfD