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On 22.08.2012 09:12, f.p.barile@×××××.com2 wrote: |
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> Hi Sven, nice to meet you again and thank you for your work in |
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> SELinux and for your help. |
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> I did as you suggested reading the denials step by step. Anyway I |
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> didn't find a way to start pulseaudio seprately, but I don't think |
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> it's really pulseaudio related. I beleave it's hardware revealing |
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> related because nor pulsaudio, nor kmix, nor systemsettings can see |
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> the audio card, they can only use the "output dummy" card. |
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> Now the step by step denials. I firstly removed the xdm initscript |
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> from the default runlevel and I started it manually. After starting |
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> xdm these were the denials: |
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Hi, |
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you could try to kill pulseaudio (open a Konsole and use pulseaudio |
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- -k) and restart it afterwards via pulseaudio. |
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It may change some AVCs, though, because I'm not sure from which |
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user/role/type pulseaudio ist started by default. |
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WKR |
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Hinnerk |
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