Bug #321
New Scrobbler can not connect with Last.fm - error appears in the Windows Audcious Verision
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Description
Hi :)
Have downloaded the latest available Version today from the Audacious Site - Works fine, only the Scrobbler 2 Plugin does not work at all in the Windows Version!
When i open the Plugin Preferences and click on "Check Permissions" in the Scrobbler 2 Plugin i only get a "network Problem - There was a problem contacting last.fm, please try later" message back.
But when i use the old Scrobbler Plogin, no problem appears, i can connect with the last.fm Servers and submit my tracks.
Seems there is some kind of Bug, hopefully it can be fixed!
History
#1 Updated by Roland Haslinger about 11 years ago
Sorry, i screwed up, somehow the field assignee got filled with a name...
#2 Updated by Thomas Lange about 11 years ago
Roland Haslinger wrote:
Sorry, i screwed up, somehow the field assignee got filled with a name...
You chose accidentally the right person... :D
Take a look on "About" of the Scrobbler2 plugin.
#3 Updated by Luís Picciochi about 11 years ago
I think the assignment is automatic.
Can you please run autacious with -V and attach the output?
It should be something like: C:\Program Files\audacious\audacious.exe -V
#4 Updated by Roland Haslinger about 11 years ago
Tried that, but does not work sadly.
#5 Updated by Luís Picciochi about 11 years ago
- File Audacious on Windows.log Audacious on Windows.log added
Apparently it works, but for some reason you have to redirect the output to some file in order to see it, sadly.
audacious.exe -V > c:\some\dir\where\your\user\has\permission\to\write\output.txt
The relevant line is this:
scrobbler_communication.c:151 [send_message_to_lastfm]: Could not communicate with last.fm: Unsupported protocol.
jlindgren: was the curl library compiled with HTTPS support?
#6 Updated by Luís Picciochi about 11 years ago
Related:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/197444/building-libcurl-with-ssl-support-on-windows
Apparently, OpenSSL will also have to be added to the Windows compilation process.
Alternatively, there's a curl binary with SSL support from curl itself, if you want to avoid compiling it and OpenSSL: http://curl.haxx.se/download.html
#7 Updated by John Lindgren about 11 years ago
- Assignee changed from Luís Picciochi to John Lindgren
- Target version set to 3.4.1
Luís Picciochi wrote:
Apparently, OpenSSL will also have to be added to the Windows compilation process.
Alternatively, there's a curl binary with SSL support from curl itself, if you want to avoid compiling it and OpenSSL: http://curl.haxx.se/download.html
Duly noted; I will look into this for 3.4.1.
#8 Updated by Dmitry Viskov about 11 years ago
I have the same bug on my Debian system:
$ dpkg -s audacious Package: audacious ... Architecture: amd64 Version: 3.4-1
$ dpkg -s audacious-plugins Package: audacious-plugins ... Architecture: amd64 Multi-Arch: same Version: 3.4-1
$ lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID: Debian Description: Debian GNU/Linux testing (jessie) Release: testing Codename: jessie
$ lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID: Debian Description: Debian GNU/Linux testing (jessie) Release: testing Codename: jessie
When i try to turn on "Check Permissions" in Scrobbler 2.0 plugin it prints "Network Problem. There was a problem contacting last.fm, please try later"
#9 Updated by Edmond Sicard about 11 years ago
Dmitry Viskov wrote:
I have the same bug on my Debian system:
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When i try to turn on "Check Permissions" in Scrobbler 2.0 plugin it prints "Network Problem. There was a problem contacting last.fm, please try later"
I see the same error message on Ubuntu 13.04 (64-bit), audacious Version: 3.4.1-1~webupd8~raring
#10 Updated by John Lindgren about 11 years ago
This bug is about a missing OpenSSL library in the Windows build. Comments here about anything but the Windows version will be ignored.
#11 Updated by John Lindgren about 11 years ago
- Status changed from New to Closed
- % Done changed from 0 to 100
I've uploaded a Windows build of 3.4.1 with OpenSSL support. This fixes the "unsupported protocol" error. However, scrobbling is still not working for me on Windows because of #343.