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Unable to link to deezer as Indexer #84
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I am also having this issue still, and I've noticed that I am unable to login to the Deemix interface either, it give me a pop-up on the bottom left saying "Unable to login" I'm assuming this is related, are you having this same issue @20-goto-10? |
My deemix is also unable login now..."Couldnt log in"... |
I just saw that it was my ARL that had expired/changed, and after fixing that all is well for me... |
New ARL helped. |
doesn't work for me, it gets stuck logging in or with arl. pretty much vapourware at this point :( |
For me Deemix seems to drop off from Lodarr and I have to go and refresh the ARL very often. |
Not to spam, but if you still are having problems; |
Probably user error, but Installed 1.4.1.3564 and it successfully links to connects to Deemix as download client, however I cannot get it to connect the Deemix as the indexer.
Describe the bug
In the indexer config page, I Click + to add new indexer. Select Deemix from Others.
Enter (defaulted to) http://localhost:6595 and arl, click test but connection times out.
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Tried using localhost, 127.0.0.1, explicit ip address and host.docker.internal.
Note that the downloader which uses localhost 6595 test button does work
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