I have same error("Unable to connect Last.fm - if you have a firewall the proxy settings need to be configured in Preferences/ Internet") and error log doesn't have much info
I'm running this on wine-staging 8.8
Host OS is Endeavour(Arch)
Tried to setup multiple prefixes in 32 and 64 bit, also tried the TLS 1.3 enabling steps but it didn't work either. I also tried previous release and overwriting v3.5 release with the patch you provided above.
And I do not see this error : "Last.fm login error: The request was aborted: Could not create SSL/TLS secure channel." which sacrebisous got.
MusicBee itself works great, only lastfm logging isn't working. If there's any other way to enable that like using 3rd party tool/cli script I'm fine with that too.
20/5/2023 3:35:58 pm - Last.fm login error: The underlying connection was closed: An unexpected error occurred on a receive.
20/5/2023 3:52:19 pm - Last.fm login error: The underlying connection was closed: An unexpected error occurred on a receive.
20/5/2023 3:56:30 pm - Last.fm login error: The underlying connection was closed: An unexpected error occurred on a receive.
I have the exact same problem, having recently switched over to Linux and using Endeavour, and running MusicBee in Wine. Did you ever fix your problem? I'd love to know
Hi, I was able to fix this by installing lib32-Gnutls on the main system, since the wineprefix I installed musicbee in was 32 bit, and I didn't have lib32-gnutls installed.
Try running iexplore within your musicbee wineprefix ( WINEPREFIX=/path/to/your/musicbee/prefix wine iexplore.exe ) and see what kind of console output you get on visiting an https site, this might give some clarification as to the issue. In my case, I got an error about not being able to use libgnutls; when I checked if it was installed i found that it was, so I tried installing the 32 bit version since it was a 32 bit prefix and it worked perfectly.
If you
can get to https sites that way, this fix won't work, and you should try running musicbee via wine from the command line and connecting to lastFM and see what sort of console output you get. It will tell you a lot more than that generic error.
