Sorry to answer late, I have been doing other stuff. On Mon, Oct 21, 2002 at 09:19:55PM -0400, Joey Hess wrote: > Javier Fernández-Sanguino Peña wrote: > > Well I get a usage message on peep install: (...) I have fixed this issues. The new packages (I have not changed the version BTW) do the startup just fine. Or at least the logs show up properly. (..) > ... > > I tried some programs like peck and keytest but have not heard a peep out > of it yet. > > Hmm, I have this in peepd.log: > > Couldn't find peep.conf at: /usr/etc/peep.conf > Uh Oh! peep.conf not properly configured or error loading sound files > > Linking /etc/ to /usr/etc makes the init script work, but still no sound. > I have not been able to make it send sounds (but that might be due to an unconfigured sound card). In any case, I've somewhat lost interest in the package, I expected it to use the packets that were being received in the network interface as a source of sounds, but I see (digging into the code) that currently there is only a log interpreter. It turns out that the only think interesting currently is the dynamic sound mixing module, which looks quite good. However, for log-interpretation I do prefer log-analys/logcheck. I just thought it would base the sounds on packets (setting the card on promiscuous mode) not on logs. Oh well. The new packages work for me (I mean that they start/stop corrently and the logs look fine, no sound though). I haven't played with it, feel free to take over and try to make them work :) Javi PS: Available in the same place: www.dat.etsit.upm.es/~jfs/debian/applications/peep
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