Spotify integration not working. Bug if credentials are entered incorrectly the first time?

[gbmhunter]

I am running Volumio on a RaspberryPi B+. I have entered my Spotify username and password correctly on the setting screen (this is after creating a "password" for 3rd party devices on spotify.com as I signed up to Spotify using Facebook, this could be something that is mentioned on the website!).

I have even updated the WebUI, first by using the WebUI update button (which didn't seem to work), and then by running webuiupdate.sh in /home/volumio/ through SSH (which did seem to work). This didn't fix the issue.

I have reset the device many times, and tried toggling the Spotify button on/off multple times also (as well as rebooting inbetween toggles).

Still no luck, there is no mention of Spotify if I click "Browse" (just "Web Radio").

Where and which log files should I be looking at to try and fix this bug?

[gbmhunter]

Could it have something to do with this error I found in "/var/log/nginx/error.log"?

2014/12/28 21:17:39 [notice] 2405#0: start worker process 2406
2014/12/28 21:19:39 [error] 2406#0: *23 FastCGI sent in stderr: "PHP message: >>>>> cfgdb_update(cfg_engine,dbh,spotify,1) >>>>>
UPDATE cfg_engine SET value='1' where param='spotify'" while reading response header from upstream, client: 192.168.1.50, server: , request: "POST /settings.php HTTP
/1.1", upstream: "fastcgi://127.0.0.1:9000", host: "volumio.local", referrer: "http://volumio.local/settings.php"

[gbmhunter]

O.K., so the full error is here, I have masked out my actual username and password with myUsername and myPassword.

2014/12/28 21:43:09 [notice] 2396#0: start worker process 2398
2014/12/28 21:44:31 [error] 2398#0: *3 FastCGI sent in stderr: "PHP message: >>>
>> cfgdb_update(cfg_engine,dbh,spotusername,myUsername) >>>>>
UPDATE cfg_engine SET value='myUsername' where param='spotusername'
PHP message: >>>>> cfgdb_update(cfg_engine,dbh,spotpassword,myPassword) >>>>>
UPDATE cfg_engine SET value='myPassword' where param='spotpassword'
PHP message: >>>>> cfgdb_update(cfg_engine,dbh,spotify,1) >>>>>
UPDATE cfg_engine SET value='1' where param='spotify'" while reading response he
ader from upstream, client: 192.168.1.50, server: , request: "POST /settings.php
 HTTP/1.1", upstream: "fastcgi://127.0.0.1:9000", host: "volumio.local", referre
r: "http://volumio.local/settings.php"

[gbmhunter]

O.K., so after a fresh install of Volumio, and entering in my username/password correctly the first time (I didn't do that last time) it now works. This could be a bug in where if you get your username and password incorrect the first time, you can't fix it?

[volumio]

Yes, that could be the issue. Thanks for reporting! Date: Sun, 28 Dec 2014 14:10:55 -0800 From: notifications@github.com To: Volumio-WebUI@noreply.github.com Subject: Re: [Volumio-WebUI] Spotify integration not working. Added correct username and password, have reset multiple times. (#58)

O.K., so after a fresh install of Volumio, it now works. This could be a bug in where if you get your username and password incorrect the first time, you can't fix it?

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[DanStephens]

I'm using Volumio 1.55 on the Raspberry Pi B. Added my Spotify details into the WebUI, and entered the password incorrectly. I edited the password a couple of times (to the correct password), restarting after each change. This didn't work. I spotted the information over at: https://volumio.org/forum/spotify-not-working-t2272.html

This mentioned the "/etc/spopd.conf" file. I noticed that the password was still the incorrect one from the first time I entered it. I edited the file by SSH'ing onto the Pi (with "PuTTY") with the default Raspbian username/password (pi/raspberry) and using the following command:

sudo nano /etc/spopd.conf

Then I changed the password in the file to the correct one and saved the file: "Ctrl + X", "Y", Enter

Once I restarted the Pi again, the "Spotify" Section was available on the "Browse" tab

Hope that helps someone else ... :-)

[amham]

DanStephens, thank you! That was my exact problem. Now up and running!

[ning-yu]

Michelangelo do you know if this was ever fixed?

[pfasante]

I just installed a fresh version of Volumio and encountered the same bug -- so apparently, this has not been fixed yet.