$ sakura -c <NUM> -r <NUM> isn't working

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$ sakura -c <NUM> -r <NUM> isn't working

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The following won't work with Sakura from the Salix OS repository:

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	[exec] (eSpeak) {sakura -t 'eSpeak text-to-speech' -e espeak -c 65 -r 5} <>
	[exec] (MCabber Jabber Client) {sakura -t MCabber -e mcabber -c 116 -r 42}
	[exec] (rTorrent) {sakura -t rTorrent -e rtorrent -c 110 -r 30} <>
All of these worked with Sakura from SBo.
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Re: $ sakura -c <NUM> -r <NUM> isn't working

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Indeed, but I cannot see where the problem is, yet.

EDIT: Did it work with older sakura version in Salix 13.1?
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Re: $ sakura -c <NUM> -r <NUM> isn't working

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thenktor wrote:EDIT: Did it work with older sakura version in Salix 13.1?
I'm not sure, but I think that it did worked with Salix OS 13.1.2.
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Re: $ sakura -c <NUM> -r <NUM> isn't working

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OK, checked again. Both versions behave the same here:

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sakura -c115 -r55
Does not work with Salix and SlackBuilds version.

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sakura -c 115 -r 55
Works with both versions.
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Re: $ sakura -c <NUM> -r <NUM> isn't working

Post by dabisu »

Hi all. To solve an old bug a change was introduced in sakura 2.4.0, so now there are two options for executing commands, -x and -e.

So instead of using this line:
sakura -t 'eSpeak text-to-speech' -e espeak -c 65 -r 5
this one will work:
sakura -t 'eSpeak text-to-speech' -x espeak -c 65 -r 5

About -c65 and -r5, there must be an space between command line options and values.
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