On Monday 18 May 2009 12:50:50 Paul Davis wrote:
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 12:34 PM, Fons Adriaensen
<fons(a)kokkinizita.net>
wrote:
Jack-dbus is
not just an (optional) server using
the C API and providing access to it via dbus.
I don not know what exactly is happening but it
interferes even if clients are just using the
C API. And it breaks it.
as far as we can tell, this is true *only* for the auto-start
situation, and that is because of the substantive difference that i
outlined in a previous message about what "auto-start" means in two
different run-time environments. and it showed up for you, as best as
can be determined, because of packaging/build issues that we hope have
been fixed.
So perhaps the problem is that Fons is getting an autostart from somewhere, he
knows not where, that he doesn't know how to disable?
If there is a simple way to disable jack autostart on his system, can someone
clue him in and see if it solves his problems for now?
everyone involved (i think) agrees that the current way this has to
come to be (a dbus-specific version of libjack) is not the right
solution. we are discussing ways to fix this on #jack at present.
all the best,
drew