[SOLVED] PulseAudio does not start at login

I am not sure what happened to my config, but pulseaudio no longer starts at login under Gnome. Attempting to start from a terminal using
$ pulseaudio --start
fails with:
N: [pulseaudio] main.c: User-configured server at localhost, refusing to start/autospawn.
I followed the instructions on the PulseAudio ArchWiki page under "Daemon startup failed" without success. Interestingly, pulseaudio will work with
$ pulseaudio -D
I pasted the output from
$ pulseaudio -vvvv
here -> http://pastebin.com/zJYvY1FS
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jon
Last edited by Da_Coynul (2014-09-13 19:38:06)

Replying to myself:
Just recalled that I had recently set PULSE_SERVER = localhost in /etc/environment. Removed that and everything is working again.
This thread helped me figure it out.

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renegat wrote:
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