Can't install spotify on Opensuse 13.2
I am unable to install spotify on Opensuse 13.2.20150209. When I use "install-spotify" I get the following error message:
"link target doesn't exist (neither in build root nor in installed system): /opt/spotify/spotify-client/lib/libcef.so -> /opt/spotify/spotify-client/libcef.so Add the package providing the target to neededforbuild and Requires error: Bad exit status from /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.VP4z0R (%install)" I have tried installing appjs-0.0.20-1.fc20.x86_64.rpm but to no avail Regards, Paul Cornford |
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that "fc20" means this is for a 64 bit install of FEDORA 20 and NOT OpenSUSE 13 very few things will cross over distros I am assuming you are using zypper "spotify-installer" is in packman Code:
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or one of the many old github programs |
According to "zypper info spotify-installer" YES.
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Sorry, to explain: I get the same print out you get. So yes, it is the same.
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so you installed the installer using zypper or the yast2 GUI"install and remove software"
did you read the "README.html" that the rpm installed? file:///usr/share/doc/packages/spotify-installer/README.html Quote:
it may or may not work ??? it depends it you are using SUDO or not i do not use "sudo" and "sudo" is NOT set up on my system, so it fails on my install of 13.2 however a rpm was MADE and is now in my home folder so that can be installed Code:
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Yes to all of your questions. But somehow I have managed to produce spotify-client-0.9.11.27.g2b1a638.81-1.nosrc.rpm although I am not sure how I got it. When I tried to install that using zypper it required libudev.so.0 () (libudev0-182-8.10.x86_64.rpm) which I managed to download. That solved the problem and I now have Spotify running. Thanks for the help.
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Spent a day trying install.sh - This is how I got it done.
I tried the script. Failed.
I tried adding repo http://li.nux.ro/download/nux/dextop/el7/ I tried adding spotify repo: http://repository.spotify.com/pool/non-free/s/spotify/ and a half dozen other methods... Failures, bad files, bad signatures etc... *(i'm running opensuse 13.2 / KDE / enlightenment) This is what I did and it works Great! I can listen to last.fm or use Spotify-client... * I had already installed (in YaST2) dpkg (deb package manager). * Downloaded Spotify-client saved locally * I also, already have my local 'download/apps/' directory added as a reop in YaST2 / zypper. * Using YaST2, I installed the downloaded *.deb file from local repo, and chose to 'break dependency' on the ffmpeg version problem and finish install. * Launched Spotify from kickoff (KDE) and signed in with facebook ( i already 'signed up' ). Done. last.fm works, the Spotify client works.. I waited too, too long to do this. Hope this helps someone else. Landis. |
New Install - Not the Same... used Spotify-Install script
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Installed a 'new system' using same opensuse 13.2, same Dell hardware, etc... Could NOT install the *.deb file, even with package dpkg installed and everything seemingly the same... Had to install spotify-installer from opensuse repo, run script '# sh spotify-installer' as normal user, allow to download and build the RPM. failed, as There is a Dependency that is MISSING, libgcrypt.so.11 I used the repo: http://download.opensuse.org/reposit...openSUSE_13.2/ to install it. Copied the RPM from ~/rpmbuild/RPMS/ to my local_-_Apps repo. Ran Yast2 and installed Spotify.rpm with the libgcrypt dependency met. Another Issue was that the facebook button did Not work on Spotify-client launch. I had to use my 'facebook email' (wasn't my main FB email, but is listed in FB acct and matched the email address in my spotify accout) and password as if I had a Spotify premium account. Logged In. All is well. Have all my playlists as before, when using facebook as the login. What a Pain in the Ass... : ) hope this helps. Landis. |
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