On 11/04/2020 08:53 PM, Faiz Ali wrote: > This clearly shows ALSA is not installed. > Can you make sure ALSA is installed? > Present in the right directory? > Have execute permissions? Should be installed on many Linux distros by default? Also a local ~/.asoundrc or ~/.alsoftrc could stop this from working.
> > On Wednesday, November 4, 2020, Filippo Lombardo > <filippolomba...@email.it <mailto:filippolomba...@email.it>> wrote: > > Hello everybody on the list > > I write because whenever I execute the command to launch linphone > and I try to call a test number ( my mobile phone ) I get an error > message. > > Below it's what I see: > > filippo@ThinkPad-R61:~$ sudo /usr/bin/linphone > [sudo] password for filippo: > Er, for Linhpone, no sudo is required, that's not an administrative tool! Try it without sudo and get to the bottom of the problem, maybe a "sudo adduser filippo sound" does it? Check what group /usr/bin/linphone has.
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