BionicBunny

[BionicBunny]

Hello huashan,

I’m not sure how much I can help you fix your problem, but one hint that I’ll give you is that the “nxnode” command needs to be executed from the NoMachine setup scripts folder. This is why you’re getting the “command not found” error.

So try to execute this before rebooting your server again and trying the sound:
/usr/NX/scripts/setup/nxnode --audiosetup

I hope that this helps! If not, someone else can hopefully chime in.

PS: Funny coincidence, last week I did almost the same thing as you did and I setup Xubuntu 22.04 for testing with NoMachine to alleviate some frustrations that I’ve been having with running AlmaLinux/RHEL as a desktop. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to get the sound working but I didn’t go as far as you did with changing the PulseAudio startup command. I went back to AlmaLinux and fixed my main frustration (gnome-keyring wasn’t working under XFCE, I had to edit the xinitrc file to source another file).

[BionicBunny]

Hello Kuba,

Thanks for taking the time to help me out on this.

I tried copying the file, but then realized in the logs that it was missing other files so I ended up copying everything from /etc/pulse:
cp -R /etc/pulse/* /usr/NX/share/audio/

When I re-ran nxnode --audiosetup I then got some output and then I restarted NoMachine.

I’m happy to report that audio now works!

It would be nice if NoMachine could go grab the files directly from /etc/pulse as a fallback, especially if the files are identical, as it might avoid other users experiencing the same problem.

Thanks!

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