/etc/pulse/default.pa: Permbashission denied
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I've tried to edit this file /etc/pulse/default.pa. But it gives me this result
: /etc/pulse/default.pa: Permbashission denied
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I've tried to edit this file /etc/pulse/default.pa. But it gives me this result
: /etc/pulse/default.pa: Permbashission denied
What should I do now?
permissions pulseaudio
edited Mar 20 at 14:31
Zanna
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asked Mar 20 at 7:14
Rana Hamid
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Are you editing the file with elevated privileges, e.g., withsudo?
– dsstorefile1
Mar 20 at 7:16
yes and no (I've tried both)
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I've tried to edit this file /etc/pulse/default.pa. But it gives me this result
: /etc/pulse/default.pa: Permbashission denied
What should I do now?
permissions pulseaudio
edited Mar 20 at 14:31
Zanna
48.1k13119228
asked Mar 20 at 7:14
Rana Hamid
11
I've tried to edit this file /etc/pulse/default.pa. But it gives me this result
: /etc/pulse/default.pa: Permbashission denied
What should I do now?
permissions pulseaudio
permissions pulseaudio
edited Mar 20 at 14:31
Zanna
48.1k13119228
asked Mar 20 at 7:14
Rana Hamid
11
edited Mar 20 at 14:31
Zanna
48.1k13119228
asked Mar 20 at 7:14
Rana Hamid
11
edited Mar 20 at 14:31
Zanna
48.1k13119228
edited Mar 20 at 14:31
Zanna
48.1k13119228
edited Mar 20 at 14:31
Zanna
48.1k13119228
48.1k13119228
asked Mar 20 at 7:14
Rana Hamid
11
asked Mar 20 at 7:14
Rana Hamid
11
asked Mar 20 at 7:14
Rana Hamid
11
11
Are you editing the file with elevated privileges, e.g., withsudo?
– dsstorefile1
Mar 20 at 7:16
yes and no (I've tried both)
– Rana Hamid
Mar 20 at 7:44
add a comment |Â
Are you editing the file with elevated privileges, e.g., withsudo?
– dsstorefile1
Mar 20 at 7:16
yes and no (I've tried both)
– Rana Hamid
Mar 20 at 7:44
Are you editing the file with elevated privileges, e.g., with
sudo?– dsstorefile1
Mar 20 at 7:16
Are you editing the file with elevated privileges, e.g., with
sudo?– dsstorefile1
Mar 20 at 7:16
yes and no (I've tried both)
– Rana Hamid
Mar 20 at 7:44
yes and no (I've tried both)
– Rana Hamid
Mar 20 at 7:44
add a comment |Â
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The recommended way to create a user-specific default.pa file is working on a copy in the user's HOME. This copy should be stored in ˜/.pulse or ˜/.config/pulse whichever directory already exists.
When running pulseaudio in userspace (this is the default) settings we had made in this file will override the system-wide /etc/pulse/default.pa on the next restart of the pulseaudio sound server (e.g. with pulseaudio -k).
Only if system-wide settings need to be made for all users we may edit /etc/pulse/default.pa with root privileges. Then we should take care to make a backup copy of that file to be able to revert to the default settings in case something went wrong.
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1 Answer
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The recommended way to create a user-specific default.pa file is working on a copy in the user's HOME. This copy should be stored in ˜/.pulse or ˜/.config/pulse whichever directory already exists.
When running pulseaudio in userspace (this is the default) settings we had made in this file will override the system-wide /etc/pulse/default.pa on the next restart of the pulseaudio sound server (e.g. with pulseaudio -k).
Only if system-wide settings need to be made for all users we may edit /etc/pulse/default.pa with root privileges. Then we should take care to make a backup copy of that file to be able to revert to the default settings in case something went wrong.
answered Mar 20 at 7:53
Takkat
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The recommended way to create a user-specific default.pa file is working on a copy in the user's HOME. This copy should be stored in ˜/.pulse or ˜/.config/pulse whichever directory already exists.
When running pulseaudio in userspace (this is the default) settings we had made in this file will override the system-wide /etc/pulse/default.pa on the next restart of the pulseaudio sound server (e.g. with pulseaudio -k).
Only if system-wide settings need to be made for all users we may edit /etc/pulse/default.pa with root privileges. Then we should take care to make a backup copy of that file to be able to revert to the default settings in case something went wrong.
answered Mar 20 at 7:53
Takkat
103k35244370
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
The recommended way to create a user-specific default.pa file is working on a copy in the user's HOME. This copy should be stored in ˜/.pulse or ˜/.config/pulse whichever directory already exists.
When running pulseaudio in userspace (this is the default) settings we had made in this file will override the system-wide /etc/pulse/default.pa on the next restart of the pulseaudio sound server (e.g. with pulseaudio -k).
Only if system-wide settings need to be made for all users we may edit /etc/pulse/default.pa with root privileges. Then we should take care to make a backup copy of that file to be able to revert to the default settings in case something went wrong.
answered Mar 20 at 7:53
Takkat
103k35244370
The recommended way to create a user-specific default.pa file is working on a copy in the user's HOME. This copy should be stored in ˜/.pulse or ˜/.config/pulse whichever directory already exists.
When running pulseaudio in userspace (this is the default) settings we had made in this file will override the system-wide /etc/pulse/default.pa on the next restart of the pulseaudio sound server (e.g. with pulseaudio -k).
Only if system-wide settings need to be made for all users we may edit /etc/pulse/default.pa with root privileges. Then we should take care to make a backup copy of that file to be able to revert to the default settings in case something went wrong.
answered Mar 20 at 7:53
Takkat
103k35244370
answered Mar 20 at 7:53
Takkat
103k35244370
answered Mar 20 at 7:53
Takkat
103k35244370
answered Mar 20 at 7:53
Takkat
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Are you editing the file with elevated privileges, e.g., with
sudo?– dsstorefile1
Mar 20 at 7:16
yes and no (I've tried both)
– Rana Hamid
Mar 20 at 7:44