Not able to sign-in the vst

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#1

Hi.
Im trying to sign in in the vst but it keep loading and loading, probably thats the reason i dont see any wavetables or presets.
is the server down?

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#2

+1
I use Fedora Linux and Waveform 11 DAW.

#3

I haven’t had this issue myself, but I’ve seen others have it. Firewalls can cause some complications, so if you have one, make sure to disable it.

#4

I only have the regular windows firewall running, should i try disabling it?

#5

I guess it’s worth a try. Another thing that seems to work for some folks is using the standalone version to do the preset/wavetable installs because DAWs can do some funky stuff to plugins. Other than that, I can’t immediately think of anything else.

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#6

I didn’t see a standalone version for download. :thinking:

#7

ok, so i went to my system folder (where the vital folder is) and loaded vital from there. It works fine, and seems to download the presets and wavetables.

#8

Some users can only login from the standalone, but once they login there it’ll remember credentials in the plugin.

#9

Yes. But it keeps asking me to login, its annoying.

#10

I can’t login from standalone too. My firewall is disabled now.

#11

i have the same problem, it keeps asking me the login even if i login from standalone. Any solution to this? it’s impossibile to work with this window coming up everytime i open an istance of the plugin. It even does it if i hide an istance i’m working with and open it again, keeps asking the login…

#12

What OS are you running?

Some people on non-debian Linux distros don’t have libsecret installed which causes this issue.

Also have seen it on older operating systems that I don’t support like Windows 7 and MacOS 10.11

#13

Problem is the libcurl-gnutls.
Some distro use simple libcurl instead of libcurl-gnutls (example: Fedora).

An unofficial package made of this for Vital:
https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/patrickl/libcurl-gnutls/

Use at your own risk!!!

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#14

Once I installed this, Vital actually started running on my Fedora 34 machine. Everything works, except signing in. It just tells me “internal error”. Definitely could be a consequence of this workaround. Does sign-in work for anyone using the copr package?

#15

Unfortunately the same issue on Fedora 35, internal error occurred when attempting to log in, also after installing the workaround. -.-