Problem with configuration on mopidy

General
1

hi, i’ve just installed mopidy and extension for spotify.
I have modified the “mopidy.config” file in “/home/Pi/.config/mopidy”
But the modifcation do not appear in the “mopidy config”.
It return:

[spotify]
enabled = false ; Extension disabled due to config errors.
username = ; Must be set.
password = ; Must be set.

My config file:

[spotify]
enabled = true
username = “my username”
password = “my password”

Thanks for helping.

2

enabled = true is the default, so it can be left out.

The username and password fields shouldn’t have quotes:

[spotify]
username = my_username
password = my_password
3

I dont have the quotes at my username & password
But the Mopidy Config says

[spotify]
enabled = false ; Extension disabled due to config errors.
username = ; Must be set.
password = ; Must be set.

How can i change that?

i’ve changed everything in “mopidy.config” file in “/home/Pi/.config/mopidy”

4

Ah, the file should be named mopidy.conf, not mopidy.config.

6

Isn’t it mopidy.conf? If you are running as a system service then the conf
file needs to go elsewhere. The information on where is in the
documentation.

7

I’ve changed everything in the “mopidy.conf”, but it wont change in the mopidy config command.

8

i edit my mopidy.conf file and it wont change at the mopidy config command.

9

Hi,

I am actually running into the same issue. The spotify values are not showing up when running mopidy config and I have them thus in my config:
username = name
password = pass

Also, I altered the host for mpd and http to ::: , these changes aren’t showing up either.
This is running on Arch. I see it is pulling from both ~/.config/mopidy/mopidy.conf as well as /etc/xdg/mopidy/mopidy.conf. I cp’ed my home config to the second folder but this didn’t help either. Chmodding both files to 777 didn’t work either and killall mopidy says its not running.
What else can I try to make this work?

10

I had the same issue here. The solution was to delete “/home/Pi/.config/mopidy/mopidy.conf” create a new empty file, with the same name and dir, and just write the config values that you want to modify.