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From: Jason W. <ja...@ja...> - 2017-08-30 02:01:45
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Hi Vladimir, I just had a look at the source, and I don't see a way to have cmus skip loading any input plugins at run time. I think you'll have to continue with your method of moving the plugin file aside. cmus releases are infrequent, so hopefully that wouldn't be too much bother. -- Jason > Hello everyone, > > Is there a way to disable certain plugins after cmus has been > compiled and installed on a system? > > What I am looking for is either configuration or some startup options > with which I can disable specific plugins (input plugins in my case). > > In my library there are some albums which have several flac files + a > cue file and since I have both the cue and flac input plugins the > songs appear twice in the album. I didn't want to remove the cue > files from my library so I just went to /usr/lib/cmus/ip and moved > the cue.so file to cue.so.disabled to get rid of the cue plugin > temporarily - now every song is displayed only once. The workaround > is working but I was wondering whether there is some more clever way > to disable a specific plugin - it would be nice to be able to do it > via the command line (something like > cmus > --disabled-ip-plugins=cue,mpc ...) > > I am using cmus version v2.5.0. It is pretty old - it is the default > in Debian 8 Jessie. > The behavior might be different on newer versions. > > Thanks, > Vladimir |