pulseaudio-perms.sh is not run at reboot time on clients #4

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opened 2018-11-07 18:35:46 +00:00 by syntaxerrormmm · 1 comment

The script pulseaudio-perms.sh is not run at boot time as expected.

The root cause is that crontab task is not opening a full shell so the pipe command in /etc/cron.d/pulseaudio-perms makes the whole task not running at all.

Since the fix needed is to encapsulate the command in a script, I also propose the following enhancement:

  • The script should also install the cronjob;
  • The script should check for upgrades in cronjob/script itself;
  • The script should handle addition/deletion instead of bulk adding all the users in the domain users group.
The script `pulseaudio-perms.sh` is not run at boot time as expected. The root cause is that crontab task is not opening a full shell so the pipe command in `/etc/cron.d/pulseaudio-perms` makes the whole task not running at all. Since the fix needed is to encapsulate the command in a script, I also propose the following enhancement: * The script should also install the cronjob; * The script should check for upgrades in cronjob/script itself; * The script should handle addition/deletion instead of bulk adding all the users in the *domain users* group.
syntaxerrormmm self-assigned this 2018-11-07 18:35:46 +00:00
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Fixed in commit c5dbaf38e1.

Fixed in commit c5dbaf38e1.
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