[PATCH] server - Only check for $HOME/.speech-dispatcher if the current user's home directory starts with /home

[Milan Zamazal]

>>>>> "LY" == Luke Yelavich <themuso at ubuntu.com> writes:

    LY> If the current user's home directory does not start with /home,
    LY> then it is safe to assume that speech-dispatcher is being run as
    LY> root, or another system user, 

It is not, home directories can be mount on another location.  A better
test on Debian systems with default adduser configuration would be
checking uid, but this may be of no use on other systems.

But the main question is why a system user should have
~/.speech-dispatcher/ present when it is going to be ignored?  Isn't the
~/.speech-dispatcher/ presence check enough?