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I had to uninstall my existing musicpd to compile it with soxr support and I haven't been able to start it ever since. I have not changed any of the configs. I don't remember the last time I started a new mpd server, but didn't it create the server despite showing "no database", which was created after an config file: Here are the perms for and the files inside it: Here's |
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MPD is failing on the file named by
sudo install -o mpd -g mpd -m 0755 -d /var/mpd /var/mpd/playlists
sudo install -o mpd -g mpd -m 0644 /dev/null /var/mpd/database
sudo -u mpd musicpd --no-daemon --stderr --verbose /var/mpd/musicpd.confIf that starts, run the update through the Unix socket from your config: MPD_HOST=/var/run/mpd/mpd.sock mpc updateAlso double-check the pasted config: the So this looks like a first-start/bootstrap issue rather than a |
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Fixed it. I was trying to get musicpd to ignore .cue files in the music directory, guess I should've known better than to trust LLMs. |
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This is a crash due to a bug in MPD (or in one of the libraries). This is the real error. The failure to open the database is not a problem (because MPD creates it) - it's only a warning, and does not prevent MPD from starting. So MPD crashes right after starting. This bug needs to be fixed. See https://mpd.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user.html#mpd-crashes for how to obtain the information necessary in a bug report. |
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Fixed it.
It was an error in the config file, specifically:
I was trying to get musicpd to ignore .cue files in the music directory, guess I should've known better than to trust LLMs.
A PEBCAK, but also very non-descriptive/misleading error message, I would say.