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description "Pulseaudio"
author "Ricardo Mendoza <ricmm@ubuntu.com>"
start on started dbus
stop on session-end
respawn
expect daemon
pre-start script
# Use the Touch specific Pulseaudio script file
if [ -z "$PULSE_SCRIPT" ]; then
initctl set-env --global PULSE_SCRIPT=/etc/pulse/touch.pa
fi
if [ -z "$PULSE_CLIENTCONFIG" ]; then
initctl set-env --global PULSE_CLIENTCONFIG=/etc/pulse/touch-client.conf
fi
# Force a default audio role (apps can overwrite this)
initctl set-env --global PULSE_PROP='media.role=multimedia'
# Force server-side corking when stalled (playback)
initctl set-env --global PULSE_PLAYBACK_CORK_STALLED=1
# Pulseaudio enforces this variable internally, but tries to re-exec itself
# when enabling it and has difficulty finding its own binary, if in a snap.
# So let's set it for the daemon, so it won't have to.
initctl set-env LD_BIND_NOW=1
end script
exec pulseaudio --start --log-target=syslog
# Upstart tracks fork() calls, but what Pulse does is fork early
# and then block on a write to a socket. So Upstart thinks that
# it has started while Pulse is still initializing. This stops
# the started event from happening until the dbus-socket is ready
# for people to connect to it.
post-start script
while true; do
[ -S /run/user/`id -u`/pulse/dbus-socket ] && break
sleep 0.1
done
end script
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