Has anyone set up a GMusicProxy on Hassio?
I set one up as a Hassio add-on (https://github.com/miikkajo/hassio_addons/tree/master/gmusicproxy), but I can’t figure out how to set up the oauth credntials.
Does anyone else run a GMusicProxy, and how did you do it? Are there other images or pre-configured setups I can start with?
I’m in the same situation. I can’t find where the addon has installed (also running Hassio). The addon reports it has correctly entered sleep mode for 3600 seconds, waiting for the config - but I can’t work out how/where to execute /GMusicProxy -o
Hi,
I’m running hassio on my linux server,
i suppose you are using some kind of raspberry image?
If it is not possible to get to OS shell to run docker commands
there is Portainer add-on available:
With Portainer you can manage containers and get to exec console with web browser.
Follow instructions when installing add-on, disable protection mode and start Portainer,
then go to Settings and on Hidden containers remove add-on type from filter list.
Then you can see docker containers on Containers section
find addon-gmusicproxy container and click “>_” button on quick actions
Defaults are command /bin/bash as root, keep those and push Connect and you will have exec console, happy days 
There you can type "/GMusicProxy -o " command and make credentials file
you can use ‘cat /data/mobileclient.cred’ after to check that file was generated
hopefully this will help you
br, miikka
miikka, thanks for the reply (again).
I followed your steps, but when I type the /GmusicProxy - o command I get the following:
bash-5.0# /GmusicProxy -o
bash: /GmusicProxy: No such file or directory
bash-5.0#
It does say it’s running, under ‘state’
nm, it should be “/GMusicProxy -o”, capital M
corrected…
Thanks both, working now. Excellent!
everything seems to be working as expected, thanks!!!
I am getting a couple ‘unknown commands’ on startup, do I need to worry about them? (I removed some IDs, and names below)
[15:53:53] INFO: Starting gmusicproxy…
Google Play Music Proxy 1.0.10 (© Mario Di Raimondo)
Pre-fetching list of songs in collection
unable to load queue from file
unable to track_index from file
Listening on 0.0.0.0:9999…
Unknown command ‘/api/hassio_ingress/pzXIr-/get_collection_artists_json’ or missing required parameter!
Unknown command ‘/api/hassio_ingress/pzXIr-/get_collection_albums_json’ or missing required parameter!
Unknown command ‘/api/hassio_ingress/pzXIr-/get_stations_json’ or missing required parameter!
Unknown command ‘/api/hassio_ingress/pzXIr-/get_playlists_json’ or missing required parameter!
Unknown command ‘/favicon.ico’ or missing required parameter!
Unknown command ‘/’ or missing required parameter!
Unknown command ‘/api/hassio_ingress/pzXIr-/get_collection_artists_json’ or missing required parameter!
Unknown command ‘/api/hassio_ingress/pzXIr-/get_stations_json’ or missing required parameter!
Unknown command ‘/api/hassio_ingress/pzXIr-/get_collection_albums_json’ or missing required parameter!
Unknown command ‘/api/hassio_ingress/pzXIr-/get_playlists_json’ or missing required parameter!
Unknown command ‘/favicon.ico’ or missing required parameter!
Unknown command ‘/api/hassio_ingress/pzXIr-/update_cache’ or missing required parameter!
Streaming song with id ‘secretcode’: Band Name - Song
Increment playcount
Great! 
hmm, all seems to be related to “UI”, it should not affect normal usage.
/browser UI and queue handling is only for my gmproxy_player custom_component,
ill try to figure out what the problem is…
ok,
added check for missing queue and trackindex files,
if not found, will create.
as for those:
Unknown command ‘/api/hassio_ingress/pzXIr-/get_collection_artists_json’ or missing required parameter!
i do not have those warnings, dont know why those url’s do not work…
what version of hassio are you running ?
I’m using Hassio 3.7.
I restarted gmusicproxy, and the errors don’t appear anymore. perhaps initial launch issues?
yes, its working.
its pretty annoying as you need to visit docker shell to use it, but its working OK.
and you only need to do it once.
miikka
I just tried betting this Oauth working via Portainer but got the following error:
bash-5.0# /GMusicProxy -o
Visit the following url:
Sign in - Google Accounts
Follow the prompts, then paste the auth code here and hit enter: [redacted]
/usr/lib/python3.8/site-packages/oauth2client/_helpers.py:255: UserWarning: Cannot access /root/.local/share/gmusicapi/mobileclient.cred: No such file or directory
warnings.warn(_MISSING_FILE_MESSAGE.format(filename))
2020-03-17 07:35:29,617 - gmusicapi.Mobileclient1 (shared:183) [WARNING]: could not retrieve oauth credentials from ‘’/root/.local/share/gmusicapi/mobileclient.cred’’
Done.
Any ideas?
well, i see that path for credentials is wrong…
i have to check why
I just noticed you have a new version up so I updated and tried the Oauth again, this time it seems to have worked. (came up with ‘Done’)
update: this is working perfectly now. Thank you for your awesome efforts!
Hi,
I’m running 5.1.0 having the same issue
UserWarning: Cannot access /root/.local/share/gmusicapi/mobileclient.cred: No such file or directory
warnings.warn(_MISSING_FILE_MESSAGE.format(filename))
2020-04-06 13:07:14,388 - gmusicapi.Mobileclient1 (shared:176) [WARNING]: could not retrieve oauth credentials from ''/root/.local/share/gmusicapi/mobileclient.cred''
Done.
running Home Assistant Core 0.105.5
Hi,
does /data/mobileclient.cred file get generated, dispite those warnings ?
I think it’s just looking cred file from default location,
after restarting addon gmusicproxy should find credentials file from /data.
I’ll try to get rid of those warnings anyway.