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Subject:    Bug#31817: marked as done (noatun client crashes as non-root) by Charles Samuels <charles@kde.org>
From:       owner () bugs ! kde ! org (Stephan Kulow)
Date:       2002-01-29 6:48:57
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in the way in which your distribution/vendor has packaged KDE for
distribution. The bug report will be closed since it is not a KDE problem.
Please send the bug report to your distribution/vendor instead.


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Subject: noatun client crashes as non-root
From: mstamper77@yahoo.com

Package:           noatun
Version:           KDE 2.2.0 
Severity:          normal
Installed from:    RedHat RPMs
Compiler:          Not Specified
OS:                Linux
OS/Compiler notes: redhat 7.1

As root everything is fine.

As non-root, when launching noatun from either the command line or the menu, the \
background job starts, and clicking on a sound file that is to be opened with noatun \
works fine. However, the client tries to start for about 30 seconds and then dies. So \
eventhough music is playing, you can't control it. I don't get any error messages. 

This was NOT a problem when I first installed KDE. It started happening all of a \
sudden after running fine or a couple of weeks. 

I was fooling around with various configuration options, don't remember which, and \
this may have caused a problem. Here is the noatunrc file:

AutoPlay=true
ClearOnOpen=false
HackUpPlaylist=true
LoopList=true
LoopStyle=0
Modules=splitplaylist.plugin,marquis.plugin,id3tag.plugin,oggtag.plugin,excellent.plugin,dcopiface.plugin
 SaveDirectory=/home/mary
Version=1.2.0
Volume=100
[Equalizer]
enabled=false
presets=/usr/share/apps/noatun/eq.preset/preset.dance,/usr/share/apps/noatun/eq.preset \
/preset.jazz,/usr/share/apps/noatun/eq.preset/preset.metal,/usr/share/apps/noatun/eq.preset/preset.trance,/usr/share/apps/noatun/eq.preset/preset.zero
  
[Excellent main]
Hidden=false
IconSize=0
IconText=IconOnly
Index=0
NewLine=false
Offset=-1
Position=Top
 
[ID3 Tags]
ID3Format=%t
 
[KDE]
MultipleInstances=true
 
[OGG Tags]
OggFormat=%t
 
[Young Hickory]
icon=0
tip=true
 
[excellent]
height=188
mappingState=1
menuShown=false
volumeShown=true
width=294
 
[splitplaylist]
current=7
file=
modified=true

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