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#171
@Xizor: Do you get any helpful output if you run yaspot from the terminal? If not, you could try stdstrowes files and see if that works, like Billy said.
 
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#172
Spot on, now works fine. Thanks dragly
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#173
Originally Posted by dragly View Post
@Xizor: Do you get any helpful output if you run yaspot from the terminal? If not, you could try stdstrowes files and see if that works, like Billy said.
Tried the files provided by stdstrowes, but still the same situation...and when I try to start Yaspot from the terminal I get:

Failed to connect DBUS
bye bye!

Sorry for being such a rookie, but what the heck this means?
 
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#174
The DBUS is a communication protocol between applications. You can think of it as a way for one application to send signals to another. For instance it is used to send a pause signal to the media player when your phone rings.

I'm not sure what Yaspot used DBUS for, but I guess it might use it to communicate with despotify.

I've seen that error message a few times before with Yaspot because either Yaspot is already running, or you are trying to run it as root. To make sure Yaspot isn't already running, use the command

killall yaspot

in terminal (or reboot your device). To make sure you are not running as root, just don't write sudo gainroot before running yaspot.

Maybe yaspot is also using the despotify executables and not just the library. Just in case, make sure despotify is also the newest version by typing the following commands in terminal:

sudo gainroot
apt-get update
apt-get install despotify
exit

And try to run yaspot again.

Hope this works for you. Good luck
 
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#175
Originally Posted by dragly View Post
The DBUS is a communication protocol between applications. You can think of it as a way for one application to send signals to another. For instance it is used to send a pause signal to the media player when your phone rings.

I'm not sure what Yaspot used DBUS for, but I guess it might use it to communicate with despotify.

I've seen that error message a few times before with Yaspot because either Yaspot is already running, or you are trying to run it as root. To make sure Yaspot isn't already running, use the command

killall yaspot

in terminal (or reboot your device). To make sure you are not running as root, just don't write sudo gainroot before running yaspot.

Maybe yaspot is also using the despotify executables and not just the library. Just in case, make sure despotify is also the newest version by typing the following commands in terminal:

sudo gainroot
apt-get update
apt-get install despotify
exit

And try to run yaspot again.

Hope this works for you. Good luck
Thanks for the help, now I get a bit further...Yaspot currently logs:

authentication failed: Key exchange failed
 
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#176
Yes, now itīs working!!

Try write this in terminal:

sudo gainroot

apt-get update

apt-get install yaspot libdespotify

exit

Is it someone still working with yaspot. Or is it dead, and no more updates are comming ???

If someone working, pleas.... I want a shuffle function!!

Thx
 
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#177
yaspot still stops working on my n900 after some time.
Does it happen to anybody else?
 
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#178
It's working =D.
 
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#179
Is anyone working on a new yaspot version?
 
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#180
I wouldn't mind paying Ģ20 for a up-to-date spotify client......
 
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