2 Sep
2010
2 Sep
'10
1:27 p.m.
On Thu, 02 Sep 2010 01:55:51 +0300, Nedko Arnaudov <nedko(a)arnaudov.name>
wrote:
Hi Goran!
I've never used set_rlimits myself so please excuse me if I'll give you
wrong advices.
Probably the best way to run jackdbus with realtime privileges will
be to edit this file:
/usr/share/dbus-1/services/org.jackaudio.service
It contains the commandline that D-Bus session daemon uses to start
jackdbus when it is needed.
I'm not sure how set_rlimits is used but if I got it right, you have to
start jackdbus through it.
Starting jackd(bus) through set_rlimits is just one
step. I wanted to
know how to pass realtime option (it's -R for jackd if I remember
correctly) when jackdbus accepts "auto" as the only argument (config file
or something?)
Do you start other audio apps through set_rlimits? If
so you may want
to run ladishd through set_rlimits as well. Its dbus service file is:
/usr/share/dbus-1/services/org.ladish.service
All apps are started by ladishd. gladish is just a GUI that talks to
ladishd. Or you can specify set_rlimits in the commandlines for apps but
I think this will be quite wrong approach in general.
Setting ladishd through
set_rlimits would be the way to go, I think.
Other possibility is to start the D-Bus session daemon
through
set_rlimits but how to do it depends on how tge session daemon is
started on your machine.
No, that would be wrong. One would want only some
apps/daemons with
rlimits.
Please, tell me whether these advices are helpful. I
think it will be
useful if the ladish.org wiki has a page that describes how to properly
setup computers for using set_rlimits. Also you are more than welcome to
join the ladish mailing list and/or join the IRC channel where people
using ladish share thoughs about ladish functionality and the problems
they have.
I think this is helpful, but I can not test it at work. I have
rehearsals and some work to finish, so I hope I'll get back to you with the
info this week. Thanx anyway!
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