"MPD error: Access denied" and "MPD error: No such playlist" when trying to load playlist file outside working directory #1481
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I cannot get mpc to load .m3u playlist files when said files are not in the working directory. As the output below shows, I get either an "Access denied" error (when the playlist file is on another APFS volume) or a "No such playlist" error from mpd. This is not a problem when the file is in the working directory. It does not seem the be file permissions related. Any ideas? Thanks!
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Using absolute paths is only allowed if the client is connected via local socket. Your configuration contains no local socket. |
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Okay, so I changed my mpd.conf to:
But then:
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Ah, sorry, okay. I have yet to figure out what the "local socket" is for homebrew installed mpd on macOS. I'll get back to you when I know/understand more... |
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Okay, I give up. I have no idea how to set bind_to_address properly for this to work. Any hints? Alas, neither the documentation you linked to nor Google helped. |
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I don't know if my homebrew installed mpd on macOS even has a local socket like the |
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may I know what is in /Users/till/.mpd/socket file or it will autogenerate |
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Using absolute paths is only allowed if the client is connected via local socket. Your configuration contains no local socket.