Pulseaudio Nfs Home

Pulseaudio errors after relocating home to NFS

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Pulseaudio errors after relocating home to NFS - Debian ...

https://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?t=106261

most linux programs have system-wide and user specific config files (an example i just made up: /etc/pulse.conf and $HOME/.pulse.conf). the file in $HOME usually takes precedence over the sytem wide. in your case, the system-wide config would be connected to the hardware in question. so you might want to remove any user-specific pulseaudio …

Pulseaudio failed to create secure directory in nfs share

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/89977/pulseaudio-failed-to-create-secure-directory-in-nfs-share

You can Change Home Directory path by editing your /etc/passwd file and then create home directory using: /sbin/mkhomedir_helper <username> [<umask> [<skeldir>]] One more thing may be pulseaudio is running via different user, that's why it's trying to creating file in that user home's dir so, once check using ps -ef | grep pulse and update in your question

linux - Moving pulseaudio out of home - Server Fault

https://serverfault.com/questions/416355/moving-pulseaudio-out-of-home

We have a bunch of Ubuntu desktops with their home directories mounted as NFS shares. If an NFS connection is dropped, even for seemingly less than a second, pulseaudio loses its mind. The results either are a temporary soft-lock(with Ubuntu greying the screen out), crashes, and even a few panics here and there.

Moving pulseaudio out of home - Ringing Liberty

https://www.ringingliberty.com/2012/08/10/moving-pulseaudio-out-of-home/

Moving pulseaudio out of home. We have a bunch of Ubuntu desktops with their home directories mounted as NFS shares. If an NFS connection is dropped, even for seemingly less than a second, pulseaudio loses its mind. The results either are a temporary soft-lock (with Ubuntu greying the screen out), crashes, and even a few panics here and there.

1997725 – RFE: enable pulseaudio backend on QEMU

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1997725

(my nfs server ip):/home/nfs /home/kvm-qe/nfs nfs rw,relatime,user,noauto 0 0 nfs mounted by command: $mount /home/kvm-qe/nfs 4)Enable certain port for allowing migration: # firewall-cmd --add-port=49152/tcp --permanent # firewall-cmd --reload With vm image been placed on nfs storage and start VM with this image, I'm able to do ping-pong live migration between …

Pulseaudio — Linux Guide and Hints

https://linuxguideandhints.com/fedora/pulseaudio.html

In layman’s terms, if you adjust a volume’s audio it will also mess with the max volume. In a media player like VLC for example, this will more than likely cause your ears to burst. For most users, this is undesirable. The fix is to open up /etc/pulse/daemon.conf, uncomment flat …