This happen in 7.10, and 8.04, in Ubuntu, xubuntu, kubuntu, edubuntu,
etc...
We need a solution now
Because when attach a usb mp3/mp4 drive, Ubuntu PRr cha, and now was
nothing to can make, and reset button is the next way.
Disable the sound previews, or something... , thats sometimes
Hi Steve,
thanks for verifying!
Steve Beattie [2008-08-05 18:30 -]:
Oh, one additional note: despite having previews enabled for all audio
files within nautilus, neither of the versions produced any sound while
mousing over music files (ogg or mp3)
This requires to have mpg321 and ogg123
Copied to gutsy-updates.
** Changed in: esound (Ubuntu Gutsy)
Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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I was able to reproduce the nautilus file descriptor leak problem using
libesd-alsa0/esound-common 0.2.38-0ubuntu4 in gutsy. I can confirm that
the packages in gutsy-proposed, libesd-alsa0/esound-common
0.2.38-0ubuntu4.1, addresses the issue; nautilus no longer leaks file
descriptors. I was also
Oh, one additional note: despite having previews enabled for all audio
files within nautilus, neither of the versions produced any sound while
mousing over music files (ogg or mp3), which I would have expected from
an attempted preview. I wasn't sure what the expected behavior there is,
but at
This has been in -proposed for three months now. Any testers? Anyone who
can confirm that it does not cause regressions?
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** Description changed:
my sister has been using her shiny new ubuntu system
i'm not sure what she does with it exactly, but after a while she gets
too many open files! messages from nautilus
i tracked the problem down. pitti made an ubuntu vendor patch to esound
to have it check
Sponsored and accepted into gutsy-proposed:
esound (0.2.38-0ubuntu4.1) gutsy-proposed; urgency=low
.
* esdlib.c: The previous patch leaks pipe file descriptors in the case
that /usr/bin/esd doesn't exist. Fix that bug by only opening the
pipes after we know that the esd executable
Ryan Lortie wrote:
Since we have confirmation that this is the root cause of the problem we should
probably upload this one to gutsy...
That would be fine! Thanks!
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If I understand well, this bug appears in Feisty only because esound-
common is installed as default, but esound is not. I suppose that there
are dependencies forbidding esound-common to be removed. Is it a good
workaround for Feisty to install esound as well from the repositories
and to let
Sorry, I mean Gutsy (Ubuntu 7.10) and not Feisty!
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I can confirm that the workaround (installing esound) corrects the
problem. Thanks.
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Since we have confirmation that this is the root cause of the problem we
should probably upload this one to gutsy...
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libesd leaks pipe file descriptors
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There is still something that I can't understand: The bug appears in Gutsy
because in Gutsy esound is not installed as default. How can a fix in the
package esound solve a problem that only happenes when just this package is not
installed?
A real fix for this bug can't be done in the package
The 'esound' source package ships multiple binary packages.
The 'esound' binary package isn't installed by default, but the 'libesd-
alsa0' package (built from the same source package) is depended on by
nautilus and many many other things.
The fix in this patch effects code that ends up in the
I looked at the description of esound in the readme file inside esound-
common:
... However, it is part of the GNOME platform (for a little while
longer), so we slavishly continue to maintain it.
There seem to be dependences why esound can't simply be taken out, as it
has been done in Gutsy... I
@ Ryan Lortie:
Sorry, I had not yet read your notice when I posted mine. Now I
understand better, thanks!
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GNOME only depends on libesd, not on the daemon itself.
On Wed, 2008-01-16 at 20:55 +, Max-Ulrich Farber wrote:
I looked at the description of esound in the readme file inside esound-
common:
... However, it is part of the GNOME platform (for a little while
longer), so we slavishly
** Attachment added: fix the bug!!
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11369568/esd.debdiff
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This bug was fixed in the package esound - 0.2.38-0ubuntu6
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* esdlib.c: The previous patch leaks pipe file descriptors in the case
that /usr/bin/esd doesn't exist. Fix that bug by only opening the
pipes after we know that the
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