Description of problem: On login I get in /var/log/messages Oct 16 11:49:05 dev-mk gnome-session[2991]: WARNING: Application 'libcanberra-login-sound.desktop' failed to register before timeout Personally I am glad that I don't get login sound, but if it should work then it should work - and no warning should be logged. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): libcanberra-0.10-2.fc10.i386
The warning is harmless. Are you saying that you don't get a login sound even when sound events are turned on ? Because that works fine for me.
I do get the login sound (in my headphones which I usually don't wear before my music starts playing). The warning comes soon after.
Closing this bug then. You get the sound, and the warning is harmless.
Really? The warning must be there because something isn't like someone expected it to be. If the warning is harmless then it shouldn't be a warning. If it means nothing at all then it shouldn't even be logged as information, at least not in /var/log/messages. When I have sound problems then I see that message as an indication that something really is wrong. IMHO a "wolf" cry is an error. It is my experience that Fedora - and RHEL - has a quality level where I wouldn't expect that to be OK.