#780: Firefox crash with inactive pulseaudio
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Reporter: Fynjy | Owner: lennart
Type: defect | Status: closed
Milestone: | Component: libpulse
Resolution: invalid | Keywords:
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Changes (by coling):
* status: new => closed
* resolution: => invalid
Comment:
If you disable Pulse, then how can pulse cause the crash? Firefox is an
alsa client, if alsa is not configured to route audio from it's 'default'
device to pulseaudio (which is part of the process to "disable pulseaudio"
which you do at step 1) then libpulse will not be involved by the
application at all.
This backtrace confirms that libpulse is not used here. The functions and
files mentioned in the bug report are not from pulseaudio but from some
other application (it doesn't say which).
The upstream bug report claims that "resampler_basic_interpolate_single"
is pulseaudio but AFAICT this is not the case. This symbol does not appear
in the pulseaudio codebase. Infact we don't even have a resample.c file at
all.
Don't know why the upstream guy brought up pulseaudio at all... I see no
reason to have included it.
With a trivial amount of research I can confirm that the files/symbols in
question are from the "pph" plugin in alsa-plugins. It seems you have
configured some kind of rate adjustment. AFAICT this is a non-standard
thing so you must have configured this manually.
I've added a comment to the upstream report.
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Ticket URL: <http://pulseaudio.org/ticket/780#comment:4>
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