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Key: VWR-9539
Type: Bug Bug
Status: Resolved Resolved
Resolution: Duplicate
Priority: Critical Critical
Assignee: Unassigned
Reporter: Ochi Wolfe
Votes: 0
Watchers: 0
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Voice broken on current Linux distributions?

Created: 04/Oct/08 08:55 AM   Updated: 21/Jan/09 04:38 AM
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Component/s: Voice
Affects Version/s: 1.20
Fix Version/s: None

Environment:
Intel Core 2 Duo 2.66 GHz, 4 GB RAM
Issue observed on Gentoo ~x86, Arch Linux, Ubuntu 8.10 Beta
All 32 bit installations
HDA Intel onboard audio
Any 1.20 client
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I've observed this issue for a long time now, since I've been using a (at that time) very current Gentoo ~x86 install, now on Arch Linux and also on the Ubuntu 8.10 Beta.

Voice just does not start at all. Other audio is working perfectly (either with ESD or Pulse). I know that voice is working for a friend of mine who still uses Ubuntu 7.10, so I'm really wondering if this is a general issue with more current Linux distributions and if other Linux users are affected as well.

When trying to open the Device Settings in the Voice Chat panel, the following is thrown on the debug console or terminal:

2008-10-04T15:52:00Z INFO: LLVivoxProtocolParser::process_impl: returning STATUS_STOP
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::out_of_range'
what(): basic_string::substr

The Vivox daemon just seems to crash reproducibly for me on the mentioned distributions.



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Ellla McMahon added a comment - 04/Oct/08 09:09 AM
Ochi, although the original issue reported on VWR-210 was fixed in Feb. '08, there have been a few recent comments about using voice on Linux systems. There are also links to other open, similar issues.

Perhaps you might like to add a comment to VWR-210.

Thank you


Ochi Wolfe added a comment - 05/Oct/08 11:32 AM
This is the same issue as described in detail in VWR-5708. However that issue was closed some months ago with no more info from Tofu, so I just reopened it.

Btw: The workaround described there worked for me but this can't be a permanent solution.