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Faircamp setup help
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this post was submitted on 16 Jan 2024
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Thanks! I ran the ls command and it says it is a .eno. I even tried typing out the whole thing from scratch in nano just to make sure there was no formatting being copy/pasted. I'm at a loss here haha.
That’s very weird! So you get the error message when you run
faircamp --previewafter editing your .eno?And is there one .eno in your “Artist Name” folder, and another .eno in each “Release” folder?
If you’re on Mastodon or similar, I recommend the #faircamp tag, loads of us try to help out on that! There may be someone more familiar with faircamp on Mac & brew who can help…
If not, you could try making an issue here: https://codeberg.org/simonrepp/faircamp/issues
Thanks, I got it working, I think I must've opened it up with text edit to double check it and the formatting got added and that messed it up. Or I had a stray old .eno file somewhere within the folders. Or both. I'm not on mastodon just yet but that's good to know. Thank you!