Hi.
I'm setting up a X2go TCE env. It's mostly working, but I still have a few issues. One of those issues is that I have no sound on my thinclients.
Here's my setup:
Thin clients boot fine and can choose between the CentOS/MATE linux desktop or a direct RDP connection (using the xfreerdp client).
But, sound isn't working in either case on the client.
I've added the module-native-protocol-tcp loading in the chroot (as explained in the FAQ), on the thin client, I can see that pulse is running and accepting connection on port 4713.
Where can I start debuging this ?
On the x2go server (the CentOS box), I can see the x2go session command:
/bin/bash /usr/bin/x2goruncommand 50 30909 fws-50-1450192269_stDMATE_dp24 30004 mate-session nosnd D
Is the nosnd param related ?
In my session definition, I've added:
sound=true soundsystem=pulse startsoundsystem=true soundtunnel=false
Did I miss something ?
Thanks for your help :-)
Cheers, Daniel
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I should add that if I open the same session from my Fedora workstation, using the standalone x2go client, with the same sound related param, I get the sound working. So, the issue most likely is in the TCE chroot, but I have no idea where to start looking.
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Le 15/12/2015 16:56, Daniel Berteaud a écrit :
I should add that if I open the same session from my Fedora workstation, using the standalone x2go client, with the same sound related param, I get the sound working. So, the issue most likely is in the TCE chroot, but I have no idea where to start looking.
After some more analysis, I found out that at the begining, sound is working fine. But some applications seems to trigger a problem in the thin client pulse server, which suspend the default sink (VLC and Firefox for example easily triggers this, while mplayer and audacious are fine). Once the sink has switched to this strange suspended stated, the only way to get it back is to restart pulseaudio (with a pulseaudio -k).
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