I’ve already tried adding some “plugs” that were mentioned in the forum but always get the same message and the connections is prevented. Go-importpath: /emilioastarita/lyricfier2 My complete snapcraft.yaml looks as: name: lyricfier m3u snapcraft iptv-player player-video iptv-m3u iptv-player-application.
But when the connections is tried in the snap version I get an error from AppArmor:ĪppArmor policy prevents this sender from sending this message to this recipient type="method_call", sender=":1.733" (uid=1000 pid=22081 comm="/snap/lyricfier/x22/bin/lyricfier " label=" (complain)") interface="" member="Get" error name="(unset)" requested_reply="0" destination="" (uid=1000 pid=16486 comm="/snap/spotify/36/usr/share/spotify/spotify " label=" (enforce)") Export Spotify playlists using the Web API. I would suggest reaching out to spotify and asking them to add it. It may well be the case that spotify does not have the right slot declared in the snap.
Once connected it should be able to use the media player interface from your confined snap. Snap is a containerized package format, that makes many great applications (e.g., Spotify, Skype, the latest Blender, and more) easy to install in Ubuntu 18.04 and higher. I’m trying to package my programs that tries to use DBus for retrieving the current song from Spotify. AFAICT the spotify snap needs to expose a mpris slot, while your snap needs a similar plug. This simple tutorial shows how to speed up the downloading process of snap application package by associating IP address with the snapcraft server in Ubuntu.
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