Sonospy
Sonospy is a music server for Sonos that allows you overcome the 65,000 local track limit and also offers various customisation options.
Installation
Install the sonospy-gitAUR package.
Configuration
Sonospy is controlled by a set of configuration files, which contain comments and example setup:
/etc/sonospy/sonospy.conf
contains the systemctl service parameters/opt/sonospy/data/scan.ini
configures the sonospy file scanner/opt/sonospy/data/pycpoint.ini
is the main server ini/opt/sonospy/data/defaultindex.ini
is the default userindex ini/opt/sonospy/data/userindex.ini
is the customisable userindex ini
sonospy.conf
Key fields:
SERVICE
: Controls the service name displayed in SonosMusic Path
: Sets the path to the music library
Note:
Sonos_db
and Sonos_ini
are symlinked from /opt/sonospy/data
to /opt/sonospy/app/sonospy
so the application functions. If these are modified, then the equivalently named files should be available in /opt/sonospy/app/sonospy
.
This was introduced to comply with arch packaging standards and is not part of the source program.Sonospy ini files
scan.ini
pycpoint.ini
userindex.ini
Details can be found in the files and examples can be found in
Usage
Sonospy has two services:
- A file scanner to catalogue the music and extract the metadata (sonospy-scan)
- A music server for Sonos (sonospy)
sonospy-scan
Enable and start . This is set to run a daily scan to check for updates to the music library
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See also
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