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Spotifyd issue #236

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kirk781 opened this issue Nov 26, 2023 · 1 comment
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Spotifyd issue #236

kirk781 opened this issue Nov 26, 2023 · 1 comment

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@kirk781
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kirk781 commented Nov 26, 2023

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Version 3.10 installed from the repositories, running on Void Linux. The Desktop environment is Cinnamon.

I am able to get the client ID and token for the app and successfully login , however, as expected, it doesn't run until either librespot or spotifyd is also installed. I install the latter, run the client from within the app and it pops for the password. I enter it but nothing happens. In fact, when restarting the app[opening it for the next time], it pops for the password again.

Very clearly, it was not going to be solved from within the app itself. So, I created a basic config.toml file for spotifyd and try to run it via zeroconf authentication [not inputting username and password in the text file and letting the program broadcast itself via Spotify connect]. It did successfully show up in the Spotify desktop app, however, still no luck running this client until and unless an official Spotify client/web was open.

I am not sure what to do now. Is the only way to run the client is to create a text file for spotifyd with login credentials and then run this app? I know of one other app called spotify-tui that also relied on spotifyd but that hasn't been updated in some time and ncspot [another terminal based client] works without these loop arounds. Couple of other third party clients also just input login data directly and work.

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kraxarn commented Nov 26, 2023

spotifyd is generally not recommended as it's more designed to be used as its own daemon, but you can try enabling the global config option under "Settings > Spotify > Configuration > Use global config". Otherwise I would just recommend starting it manually outside of the app.

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