Le 15/09/2017 à 17:32, Samuel Thibault a écrit :
> Dave Mielke, on ven. 15 sept. 2017 08:23:39 -0400, wrote:
>> [quoted lines by Didier Spaier on 2017/09/15 at 14:14 +0200]
>>> 2017-09-15@14:05:53.157 [brltty] BRLTTY 5.5 rev unknown [http://brltty.com/]
>>> 2017-09-15@14:05:54.201 [brltty] Linux Screen Driver:
>>> 2017-09-15@14:05:54.202 [brltty] NoSpeech Speech Driver:
>>
>> Samuel: I don't see the braille driver being started. We made a change not
>> too
>> long ago to not start the server until the braille driver starts
>> successfully
>> for the first time.
>
> Ah :/
>
> One way is to run e.g.
>
> brltty -b tt -d /dev/tty12
>
> And you'll see the braille output on the Linux VT number 12.
>
> Samuel
It worked, huge thanks Dave and Samuel!
And now I have a log ~/log_xbrlapi
Does that implies that the braille device should be connected before
booting? Or will this work if the device is connected after the daemon
has started?
Also, I had first commented all lines under:
Application Programming Interface Parameters in /etc/brltty.conf
and I assume that this is not safe.
This leads to another question.
Currently I include this code snippet in brltty's post-install script:
---
if [ ! -f etc/brlapi.key ]; then
chmod 755 usr/sbin/brltty-genkey
usr/sbin/brltty-genkey etc/brlapi.key
usr/bin/chgrp braille etc/brlapi.key
chmod 640 etc/brlapi.key
fi
---
I assume that this fits the setting below in /etc/brtty.conf:
api-parameters Auth=group:braille
If, say, I am more lenient and allow all local connections like this:
api-parameters Host=:0
Then could I have root:root own /etc/brlapi.key and make it 644?
Is the increased security allowing only members of the braille group
worthwile? Bear in mind that I am searching a convenient default
setting for Slint, that the admin could of course change after
installation.
I have a completely different question about the coexistence of espeakup
and orca, but to make the discussions easier to follow will ask it in
another thread.
Didier
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