On Sun, 13 Dec 2009, Tim Billingsley wrote:
The only thing I had to d to get festival working with xastir was install
it and start it as a server
"festival --server"
restart xastir and you should be good to go
I will eventually add it to my crontab
Bad idea, add it to your /etc/init.d scripts instead.
Crontab is for programs you want to start on a periodic basis.
/etc/init.d is for starting/stopping programs when you start up your
system or change runlevels.
With OpenSuSE there's "/etc/init.d/festival", and you use:
Yast2 -> System -> System Services (Runlevel)
to configure whether the Festival daemon is started automatically.
Other Linux versions should have similar methods of configuring
daemon auto-start.
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