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pulseaudio doesn't start

Open lapsio opened this issue 10 years ago • 5 comments

Assertion 'setresgid(gid, gid, gid) >= 0' failed at daemon/caps.c:64, function pa_drop_root(). Aborting.

:c Any idea how to walk this around? I've already configured PCs in my home to accept pulseaudio remote clients so It'd be really awesome to play music from phone through PCs.

tried to launch pa as fake root as well as normal user

lapsio avatar Feb 22 '15 22:02 lapsio

Hello lapsio,

Assertion 'setresgid(gid, gid, gid) >= 0' failed at daemon/caps.c:64, function pa_drop_root(). Aborting.

This should work since PRoot v4. What's your version of GNURoot?

cedric-vincent avatar Feb 24 '15 13:02 cedric-vincent

probably 0.1.4, not sure how to check it

lapsio avatar Feb 24 '15 15:02 lapsio

Debian Wheezy

lapsio avatar Feb 24 '15 15:02 lapsio

On Tue, Feb 24, 2015 at 07:06:35AM -0800, lapsio wrote:

probably 0.1.4, not sure how to check it

@corbinlc, how to know the installed version of GNURoot? And how to know the version of PRoot it is using?

cedric-vincent avatar Feb 26 '15 09:02 cedric-vincent

You can find out what version of GNURoot or GNURoot Wheezy by going to settings->applications->Downloaded->app_name (ie GNURoot) on your Android device.

You can find the latest shipping version of PRoot here (specifically for GNURoot Wheezy for ARM devices - similar for others): https://github.com/corbinlc/gnuroot/tree/master/gnurootWheezy/assets The .mp2 at the end is just a trick to get around a limitation of the Android Development Tools.

That being said, I never released the version that would bring us to PRoot 5.1 . We are still at 3.2.2. So, this issue is then expected. I have the version with 5.1 working, but I got stopped before finishing one other fix I wanted to include in the release. I will roll out the version with 5.1 very soon as I appear to have time to focus on this now.

corbinlc avatar Feb 26 '15 18:02 corbinlc