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There are a lot of issues that can be solved by just reviewing your settings. Before continuing (or posting an issue), consider the following general advice:
* Do you have Python 2.6 or 2.7 installed? Run `python --version` to see which version you have installed. Python 3.x is NOT supported. Some distributions favor Python 3.x above Python 2.x as default interpreter.
* Review your settings. If possible, try to start from scratch (just run a separate install from another directory), to isolate the problem.
* Review your settings. If possible, try to start from scratch (just run a separate install from another directory), to isolate the problem. For instance, see this issue [#1985](https://github.com/rembo10/headphones/issues/1985).
* Check the permissions. Under Linux, `ls -al` should list the files in the current folder. The user owning the files is shown too, which should match the running user.
* Try to start Headphones directly, not via an init script or service. Type `python Headphones.py -h` to see how to start it directly, and as a tip: make sure the paths to your configuration files are correct!
* Use Google! It's for a reason we put so much logging in Headphones. Sometimes, Google just yields the answer by copy-pasting the error message.