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11 days of my subscription left... boy this is why I hate subscriptions 😡
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Reactivation Required (how to?)
Patrick Munce replied to Brian Johnston's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
RE: Need Help Good afternoon, I went to the help dropdown and attempted to sign into Bandlab and the gosh darn help Bandlab sign-in accidentally got deleted. what are my options and instructions? This site can’t be reached localhost refused to connect. Try: Checking the connection Checking the proxy and the firewall ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED I can't get Cakewalk to do anything...What is the exact step-by-step process to reactivate Cakewalk that is needed? Thank you very much for your time and consideration. Patrick Munce [redacted] -
A couple days ago, I opened up Cakewalk and it said I needed to activate it even though it already was beforehand. It opened up Chrome and told me to log into BandLab and I try to do so but I keep getting a localhost error. I contacted support and they told me to uninstall BandLab Assistant and gave me an older version (v2023.09) along with two registry files that allow me to activate in-app and switch back to the web browser-based authentication, I've tried activating it in-app but I get an error that says "Unable to connect Check internet" despite my internet being fine. Does anyone know how I can fix this or is having the same problem?
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@billp I'm more interested in the errors displayed in the app rather than the HTTP errors. Let's take troubleshooting your issue offline. Check your PM messages and we can try and troubleshoot further one on one. The 400 HTTP error makes me wonder if something in your network (firewall, router or AV possibly) is blocking the bandlab OAUTH sign in process which requires communication with the application via a localhost port. I'm curious if simply going to the bandlab website and trying to sign in from there is successful. (Even if that works it doesn't rule out something blocking the communication between the browser and Cakewalk itself). Also, the digital signature of the application has changed since the last version so it's not impossible that if it was whitelisted before that has changed now. The actual sign in process hasn't changed since 2021 so we're pretty sure it's not directly related to this update.
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@Noel Borthwick Yes I did exactly that: used the sign-in from within CbB. It has always worked before. Here's the Fiddler results: Here's the result: Here's the URL of the above response page: https://localhost:4342/callback?code=eE5QUUdXbGJKZHplUkpkZTg5TGxKVS92M1JDTWFJb3JsbmlSQnBjVmJqMUFLa0ZOZFN0YnoyaGw1Yjd2WU0vV1M1Sk03bk5ZNFF6NjRweXRhSkdWL1J3TUhxU3VHdVJRR1F0c2RIekpNVlU9&scope=openid offline_access&session_state=dDrbvPPBPKyg1hkGM1CRSSGdbi5YJO1NHBk0dAEVzQo.38D62EAEB9F44F43EB1E6B6D32FDE340
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The issues with the localhost. This is not a valid name. It should be the main bandlad domain or a sub-domain there of. Either the value LocalHost should have been replaced by a dynamic value from a config file when the login URL is build and displayed to the end user or some one has hard coded it. Either way, it has nothing to do with firewalls. I have tried de-installing the software and re-installing and no change. I have now installed the newest version of BandLab assistance and it too is failing with the localhost URL. At least the older version of Bandland Assistant let you log in to BandLab.
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The localhost address is the callback address for Cakewalk after successful login. Since Google removed OAuth support from browsers embedded in applications, this is how all OAuth based authentication works nowadays - i.e. the application launches a browser for the user to log in, then listens on localhost on a particular port for the final log in response.
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check some of these similar topics https://discuss.cakewalk.com/index.php?/search/&q=localhost&quick=1
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Actually what is happening is the local Bandlab Assistant is opening the Bandlab website in your browser to do auth, and then the Bandlab website is trying to reinvoke the local Bandlab Assistant to let it know that you've authorized. So localhost is the correct URL and there's nothing to worry about regarding devs 'forgetting' to update production URLs. The problem is browser HTTPS redirection and not being able to verify the local certificate, which Chrome and Chrome-based browsers seem pretty insistent on despite having settings specifically for localhost. I had this problem and managed to get past it by calling the auth URL using Postman with all the HTTPS settings set as leniently as possible.
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In my PC I have configured Firefox as the default browser. When I launch CbB it tries to log in (oauth) and fails with Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at localhost:4342 If I change the system default browser to Edge and re-launch CbB it works ok It is a pain that whenever I want to use CbB I need to start tweaking with the system settings and then change them back. Is there a configuration option in CbB for selecting which browser it will use for oauth (instead of the system default)?
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When clicking login from Bandlab Assistant v 6.4.0.2837 on Windows 10 20H2 a browser page is opened with url: "https://accounts.bandlab.com/oauth/connect/authorize?redirect_uri=http%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%3A4342%2Fcallback&client_id=bandlab_assistant&response_type=code&state=xxx&scope=openid%20offline_access&code_challenge=xxx&code_challenge_method=S256" which results in an error: localhost refused to connect. (state and code challenge replaced by xxx) Can't update Cakewalk. Can login with no issues to this site.
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When login to Bandlab, browser will redirect link to http://localhost:4342/, but it's not reachable. There is no such service listening port 4342. Firewall has set as allow the connection. System: Windows 10 21H1
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no https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Localhost
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I'm having this problem too. I've uninstalled/re-installed. I've put Bandlab Assistant on my firewall and given it access and run as admin, nothing works. When I press the "Log In" button it always tries to open up the following link in my browser: http://localhost:4342/callback?code=71923C89ECDDB82E27F77865D994F2EEBE4AFE8673A4BDB1DA72A8E1655E625A&scope=openid offline_access&state=YnBIrU7RZs&session_state=ckYU-z_uPPfobhxcS6SQLIAYwUKxRbQDkEKLJuQQfWc.AA19AD300C19AEF14A69F8362C7A3425 This site can’t be reached.
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I have instaled CbB by no problem but when I open the app it ask for authorisation and that is the problem. Refresh within CbB freez everything and the other way go to Bandlab assistent which after login openup " localhost" page only. No login. So I have Cakewalk in demo mode. Any help ? Thank you.
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Login ways me to localhost and nothing helps to change. I am not able after years of using CbB to Authorise again. I have an internet connection and valid user account. Any advice? Thanks....
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[CLOSED] Cakewalk 2022.02 Update 1 Early Access
sjoens replied to Morten Saether's topic in Early Access Program
Never. Tho, I just tried it thru CbB and got in. However. the web link from the installer (above) still won't let me log in. http://localhost:4342/callback?code=6C69B4063FBC7E843631F753A2C95848047A6DAF20670DCA7B7573CCB457D8F6&scope=openid offline_access&session_state=BLpeHIJVxO5gJIQU1I7_iTXJ15MAykIfq7if2YfIzEo.1CED88DCE5FC5DCBF0A9803EE1D0EED5 I compared both addresses and they are identical, so 'splain that one. -
well if bandlab assistant is trying to redirect to "localhost" it looks like a dev forgot to change the URL for production deploy /schoolboyerror
