Public bug reported:
The manual states that the -x option causes jack to run a "predefined
command" when it finishes, but it is not stated how this command is
defined or where and how it can be set.
Running "jack -x eject" causes an error message to be displayed.
Running "jack -x=exec_rip_done" does nothing after finishing. From
reading the sources, it appears in /usr/share/pyshared/jack_main_loop.py
that the value of the configuration variable exec_rip_done is passed to
os.system() when -x is present.
Thus, in my case, simply "jack -x" did do what I want, and what it does
can be changed by setting exec_rip_done in your ~/.jack3rc.
** Affects: jack (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
jack -x option not understandable
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