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Hi ,

i install gmusicfs from here
https://github.com/EnigmaCurry/GMusicFS


To install, i've done :

Install Pip

Install dependencies

Instal gmusicfs

after create file /home/xbian/.gmusicfs
with your credential :

Quote:[credentials]
username = your_username@gmail.com
password = your_password

and

create folder, add xbian in fuse group and change mode of fusermount

Mount the dir

Can you do a ls -Al /dev/fuse?

Can you add the user xbian to the fuse group?

i've done :
sudo usermod -G fuse -a xbian

and now :

fusermount: mount failed: Operation not permitted

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i've done it
sudo chmod 4755 /bin/fusermount

and now it work
Thanks

ps : edit first post to havce the complete solution

What does this actually do?

I've a part of my music on google music
https://play.google.com/music/

it mount this music on local file system.
Think it will not work in library mode (i don't use it for music) as there is no tag (don't try yet)
but work in file mode.

Why don't you just install the Google Music Plugin, it works great:

Install these add ons in this order (to satisfy dependencies):

1.script.module.mutagen-1.21.0.zip
2.script.module.gmusicapi-2013.02.28.zip
3.plugin.audio.googlemusic-0.8.2.zip

(22nd Mar, 2013 04:41 AM)ws6an Wrote: [ -> ]Why don't you just install the Google Music Plugin, it works great:

Install these add ons in this order (to satisfy dependencies):

1.script.module.mutagen-1.21.0.zip
2.script.module.gmusicapi-2013.02.28.zip
3.plugin.audio.googlemusic-0.8.2.zip

Hello,

Thanks for the information and links, really appreciate it. I've downloaded the files but I can't seem to install the add-ons, so I presume I'm not doing it right. Which menu system do I have to be in to install these add-ons. I've tried installing the add-ons through Music and System but to no avail.

Thanks,
Matt