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The xmms mp3/etc player packaged with RH6.1 comes configured to use the Disk Writer output plugin by default -- which writes its output to a .wav file in the user's home directory, rather than playing it to an audio device. More ideally the initial selection should be either the esound or OSS output plugins (presumably the latter given the GNOME environment).
I don't see this here; removing the ~/.xmms directory, and then starting xmms, I get the esound plugin...
Sofar I've been able to reproduce this only on two RH6.0 workstations running xmms as installed from xmms.org's 0.9.5 RPMs (which did not include the WAV output plugin IIRC), which makes it a fairly narrow issue for xmms rather than RH.
fixed in xmms-1.0.1-4. if ~/.xmms/config references an output plugin that doesn't exist, it grabs the first one in the list (i.e., the disk writer). Changed to also look for the same filename in .xmms/config, but in a different directory...
Commit pushed to master at https://github.com/openshift/origin https://github.com/openshift/origin/commit/20a78d196e35ccbb2e1ea388d435e15b66a029a8 Merge pull request #6309 from gabemontero/issue6299-fixforcepull Merged by openshift-bot