I normally use only equo to install anything but because of an USE flag issue (since resolved) I had previously used emerge (with detailed instructions) to get a mocp that could actually play .wav files...
Which had worked. But when I happened to feel like music while running Sabayon on my laptop yesterday I tried to run mocp, but it crashed with this error:
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FATAL_ERROR: Can't send() int to the server!
However, I was able to run:
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sudo mocp
I don't think it should take root privileges to play music so since I'd heard the flag issue had been resolved, I tried updating mocp by removing it's entry from /etc/entropy/packages/package.mask and running:
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equo update && equo install media-sound/moc
I was a little surprised that equo didn't need to update any of mocp's dependencies... But after it was finished installing the one package, I again tried mocp (without sudo) And now I get this:
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Build signature doesn't match environment
FATAL_ERROR: Can't send() int to the server!
And, of course, it does still work if I use sudo...
If it matters, the user account that I've been trying to use is a member of the following supplemental groups:
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lp,wheel,uucp,console,audio,cdrom,video,cdrw,usb,users,portage,messagebus,haldaemon,plugdev,scanner,lpadmin,entropy,polkituser,vboxguest,pulse-access,pulse,games
Does anyone know what's actually happening here???
Or have any suggestions???
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joe3
