Closed lktoby closed 4 years ago
The path you put in there is a "relative" path. Please put it an absolute path.
I guess it would be /home/toby/.config/spotify/prefs
i tried the absolute path, it still shows the same error:
[toby@tobyarch ~]$ cat /home/toby/.config/spicetify/config.ini
[AdditionalOptions]
visualization_high_framerate = 0
custom_apps =
home = 0
lyric_force_no_sync = 0
radio = 0
tastebuds = 0
extensions =
lyric_always_show = 0
made_for_you_hub = 0
minimal_ui = 0
new_feedback_ui = 0
search_in_sidebar = 0
experimental_features = 0
song_page = 0
fastUser_switching = 0
[Setting]
spotify_path = /opt/spotify
prefs_path = /home/toby/.config/spotify/prefs
current_theme = SpicetifyDefault
color_scheme =
inject_css = 1
replace_colors = 1
overwrite_assets = 0
[Preprocesses]
disable_sentry = 1
disable_ui_logging = 1
remove_rtl_rule = 1
expose_apis = 1
; DO NOT CHANGE!
[Backup]
version = 1.1.10.546.ge08ef575
and i used the config above to run spicetify:
[toby@tobyarch ~]$ sudo spicetify update
[sudo] password for toby:
spicetify v0.9.9
error Cannot detect Spotify "prefs" file location. Please manually set "prefs_path" in config.ini
Please don't run spicetify with Sudo.
If you have problem with Write permission, fix write permission: https://github.com/khanhas/spicetify-cli/wiki/Installation#note-for-linux-users
Please don't run spicetify with Sudo.
thats why. now it's fixed thank you :>
so basically when i tried to initalize spicetify it returned something like this (im on arch and i installed it from pacman)
$ sudo spicetify update [sudo] password for toby: spicetify v0.9.9 error Cannot detect Spotify "prefs" file location. Please manually set "prefs_path" in config.ini
then i tried finding the prefs file as suggested in the wiki$ find | grep "spotify/prefs$" ./.config/spotify/prefs
but this is my spicetify config:yea exactly the same path but still it cant detect the prefs file (i tried the absolute path but still doesnt work)