Allow access to real alsa hardware by systemd #1406
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Signed-off-by: Robert Sprunk <git@sprunk.me>
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If we were to remove this, should we directly remove it, rather than commenting-it-out?
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Maybe add a comment stating that this is required for Jukebox only, similar to line 46-48: #ProtectHome=true
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Yes a comment would be good and moved into a separate section like ProtectHome
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@Whisprin can you update your PR?
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@muff1nman Updated the PR accordingly, sorry for the delay
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For whoever is interested, here is the systemd doc about private devices: https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.exec.html#PrivateDevices= |
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Opened an issue for further discussion. With the changes proposed here I'm able to select an audio device from the Admin UI. |
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I think we should:
Also, what do you mean by "jukebox is a bit crashy"? Is this something that could be split in a separate issue, or is that related to the device restrictions? |
Yes, propably something that would go into a separate issue. I'm trying to make it reproducible and collect logs. In short: I use DSub to connect to the jukebox, music is playing, switching songs works - however, when I disconnect DSub and reconnect later: nothing is playing anymore |
Signed-off-by: Robert Sprunk <git@sprunk.me>
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DeviceAllow=char-alsa rwand disablePrivateDevicesto allow access to alsa hardware