Thread: [application] pyRadio (Pandora)
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2011-12-20 , 15:40
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#885
Originally Posted by DrKlaw View Post
Hello,

I find that my install only authenticates if I delete my config file and re-enter my credentials. the next time I open it I get this, and it hangs on "Authenticating as...":

RX-51
PANDORA: Loading key from file "/opt/pyRadio/libpiano/key_in"
PANDORA: Loading key from file "/opt/pyRadio/libpiano/key_out"
Error calling slot "auth"
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/opt/pyRadio/pyRadio.py", line 211, in auth
authenticated = self.player.auth( self.c.user, self.c.password )
File "/opt/pyRadio/radioplayer.py", line 87, in auth
self.pandora.sync()
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'sync'
('found new MAFW renderer %s', 'Mafw-Gst-Renderer')
using MAFW Gst-Renderer
Radio Started.
MAFW PROPERTY RECEIVED 6092320 volume 6803688 <ctypes.LP__GError object at 0x447c5e90>
volume 28

anyone else see this?
Yep.. Get the same thing. This is after I exited pyRadio via the X in the upper right corner. It'll just sit there on the Authenticating screen and to go any further on startup. Sometimes I can exit with X and start it over and it'll work fine other times I have to reboot.

This leads to a question. What's the proper way to exit pyRadio if the X isn't and is causing this condition?

RX-51
PANDORA: Loading key from file "/opt/pyRadio/libpiano/key_in"
PANDORA: Loading key from file "/opt/pyRadio/libpiano/key_out"
Error calling slot "auth"
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/opt/pyRadio/pyRadio.py", line 211, in auth
authenticated = self.player.auth( self.c.user, self.c.password )
File "/opt/pyRadio/radioplayer.py", line 87, in auth
self.pandora.sync()
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'sync'
('found new MAFW renderer %s', 'Mafw-Gst-Renderer')
using MAFW Gst-Renderer
MAFW PROPERTY RECEIVED 5905952 volume 6246152 <ctypes.LP__GError object at 0x447c5e90>
volume 28
Radio Started.
 

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