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lastfm scrobble support broken? #392
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Hello, I have to say I have not been using mpdscribble for quite some time now. I currently use yams with my docker image on a daily basis and it works. |
If you are using upnp, last time I tried, the problem was with missing "duration" of the song. Scrobbling was therefore not possible using mpdscribble. |
Not using upnp, just mpd. I'm trying to build up a pod with upnp to ultimately play from a subsonic instance (navidrome) and qobuz). Right now I just have mpd in the pod.
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Hello, I noticed you correctly set SCRIBBLE_VERBOSE=2. Can you post the mpscribble logs?
For docker I would do something like
then send the command from the terminal. I'm sure you know how to do that with your containers (I cannot be sure I would know it with podman) |
One thing to check, mpdscribble expects to be able to connect to mpd using "localhost" as the address. The port of course can be specified and defaults to 6600. This should be ok with bridged networking as well as with host networking in docker. |
I correct myself, it's configurable using SCROBBLER_MPD_HOSTNAME |
Hello, did you solve the issue? |
Apologies for the long delay!
I'll likely do this, I put in an issue on that project because it seems to exit before I can authenticate.
Nearly positive the pod created by podman would facilitate this working. While playing music:
I attempted setting this to I can also see that songs get fully "played" in the logs:
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Hello, thank you for verifying with mpc. The unusual thing of the scrobbler feature included in mpd-alsa-docker is that the script will launch the scrobbler in the background before launching mpd. Can you verify that a mpdscribble process is actually running? |
How would I check? |
no they are not available, but you can install them running a bash in the running container and issuing these: apt-get update of course this won't work if the app is run with a --user switch or podman equivalent. anyway, the process should be also visible from the host machine, so just run a ps aux | grep mpdscribble from the host, and the process should appear. Double check that a ps aux | grep mpd actually returns something. |
Indeed it appears to be running (both mpd and mpdscribble). I'm on discord (navidrome server) if you wanted to interactively troubleshoot. |
I'm here also. I am quite a noob on discord. Chat me if you find me! |
For other users watching this thread (if any): we did not talk about this specific issue. I still can't figure out what is happening. I would ask you two things:
Thank you |
Apologies if this isn't broken. I set the envar(s) on my instance and it looks like it's reading from the mpd playback but not submitting to lastfm. During container instancing I see:
I can also see that it's internally seeing the playback:
However I never see submissions to last.fm? I also noticed that https://post.audioscrobbler.com/ has a text page that suggest redirection to http://www.audioscrobbler.net/ ?
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