speech dispatcher back end not working

Hello listers, I have upgraded to the latest
speech-dispatcher 0.6.2
version and have also installed python-speechd. spd-say
hello  is
working normally. there is no error when I type
>>>>import speechd
from python.
Despite this, there is only one item in the speech system
combo box i.e
gnome speech services. How can I fix this problem and use
backend speech
dispatcher driver? please note that I am running the latest
trunk 
version of orca
Regards,
Aruni.	

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HJi,
On Sa, Mai 26, 2007 at 09:23:16 +0530, Aruni Sharma wrote:
Which python-speechd are you using?
Are you using the speechd of your distro?
Which distro?
.....

> Hello listers, I have upgraded to the latest
speech-dispatcher 0.6.2
> version and have also installed python-speechd. spd-say
hello  is
> working normally. there is no error when I type
> >>>>import speechd
> from python.
> Despite this, there is only one item in the speech
system combo box i.e
> gnome speech services. How can I fix this problem and
use backend speech
> dispatcher driver? please note that I am running the
latest trunk 
> version of orca
> Regards,
> Aruni.	
> 
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Hi,

This problem was discused a few days ago.
please read
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/orca-list/2007-May
/msg00187.html
I do not recommend the debian package because there are some
differences 
between that and the ubuntu ones.
Download and build speechd yourself.
Search the archive to get more info how to do this.
HTH.
Halim

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Hi,

On So, Mai 27, 2007 at 10:47:31 -0400, Guy Schlosser wrote:
> Hello there Halim, your response to this message has
helped me 
> considerably also.  I just have a couple questions.  If
I download & 
> compile SD 0.6.2 from source, will the /etc/init.d
scripts be created 
> for me automaticly?  Also, should I uninstall the 0.6.1
and python-sd 
> packages before doing this?  Thanks much in advance.
> 
Did you read the whole thread?
python-speechd is too old for the speech-dispatcherbackend
in orca.
I can not understand why the ubuntu packagers 
used an old version for feisty. 
This makes things dificult todo.
I don't think that the init scripts will be created if you
build sd 
yourself.
Try to use the sd scripts which are on your system.
make a backup of these files and remove speechd-ispatcher
and 
python-speechd.
Then copy the scripts back and build speech-dispatcher.
HTH.
Halim

> Later,
> 
> 
> Guy
> 
> 
> At 02:23 PM 5/26/2007, you wrote:
> >Hi,
> >
> >This problem was discused a few days ago.
> >please read
> >http://mail.gnome.org/archives/orca-list/2007-May
/msg00187.html
> >I do not recommend the debian package because there
are some differences
> >between that and the ubuntu ones.
> >Download and build speechd yourself.
> >Search the archive to get more info how to do
this.
> >HTH.
> >Halim
> >
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> 

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