mherger wrote: 
> > By running the binaries, do you mean just enter their name?
> 
> Yes. Or put ./ in front of them to tell the system to pick the files in
> 
> the current folder.
> 
> > for any of the files I get:
> > pv-i386
> > -sh: pv-i386: command not found
> 
> I guess your system is x86_64 based? What do you get for the other pv 
> binary?
> 
> -- 
> 
> Michael
Correct my Qnap has an intel x86_64

When I try to run the four binaries by just their name (pv-i386,
pv-x86_64, spotty and spotty-x86_64) I get the same result for all:

Code:
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    -sh: spotty-x86_64: command not found
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If I do as you suggest and add ./ they execute, for instance:
./spotty-x86_64

Code:
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    spotty v0.7.0
  error: Required option 'name' missing.
  Usage: ./spotty-x86_64 [options]
  
  Options:
  -c, --cache CACHE   Path to a directory where files will be cached.
  --enable-audio-cache
  Enable caching of the audio data.
  --disable-audio-cache
  (Only here fore compatibility with librespot - audio
  cache is disabled by default).
  -n, --name NAME     Device name
  -b, --bitrate BITRATE
  Bitrate (96, 160 or 320). Defaults to 160
  --onstart PROGRAM
  Run PROGRAM when playback is about to begin.
  --onstop PROGRAM
  Run PROGRAM when playback has ended.
  --onchange PROGRAM
  Run PROGRAM when playback changes (new track, seeking
  etc.).
  --single-track ID
  Play a single track ID and exit.
  --start-position STARTPOSITION
  Position (in ms) where playback should be started.
  Only valid with the --single-track option.
  -u, --username USERNAME
  Username to sign in with
  -p, --password PASSWORD
  Password
  -a, --authenticate  Authenticate given username and password. Make sure
  you define a cache folder to store credentials.
  --disable-discovery
  Disable discovery mode
  -t, --get-token     Get oauth token to be used with the web API etc.
  -i, --client-id CLIENT_ID
  A Spotify client_id to be used to get the oauth token.
  Required with the --get-token request.
  --scope SCOPE   The scopes you want to have access to with the oauth
  token.
  -x, --check         Run quick internal check
  
--------------------


./pv-x86_64

Code:
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  0.00 B 0:01:13 [0.00 B/s] [<=>    
  
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Just for reference...
wget

Code:
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  wget: missing URL
  Usage: wget [OPTION]... [URL]...
  
  Try `wget --help' for more options.
  
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curl

Code:
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  curl: try 'curl --help' or 'curl --manual' for more information
  
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It seems somehow that the Spotty plugins do not recognize the
binaries...



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