alsaproblems (want it for voicecommand)

[lukeg01]

(23rd Jan, 2014 02:41 AM)josch Wrote:  I solely mean that it will autostart when booting. Of course you can kill it.

Terminal

sudo service voicecommand stop

will do the work. This will kill the screen session via

Terminal

screen -S voicecommand -X quit

But why there is something running that will kill and restart it with different flags?
When does this happen? Why don't just start it with the right flags?

Let me know and I can help you.

thanks a lot : the reson why is :
-f means diffrent VOC (voicecommand ) config file,
so i can make a menu.
for example i need to enter an vocal authorization code for shutdown.
in the main file i put shutdown==sudo killall voicecommand && sudo voicecommand -f/root/.shutdown.conf
in the conf i put
autorization code==sudo halt
see?