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Bug - Last.fm password dropped

Postby tkelito » Fri Sep 16, 2011 3:52 pm

Quick bug I found, if you change anything on the personal settings page (like the theme) Subsonic "forgets" your last.fm password and will throw a failure in the log stating it couldn't scrobble the track. You then just have to re-enter your password and save it again in personal settings. I guess the fix could be to move last.fm to it's own separate tab in settings or to figure out why it is dropping. Honestly I wish it was on it's own tab because most of the users on my server don't seem to find it very quickly (if at all) in personal settings.


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Re: Bug - Last.fm password dropped

Postby BKKKPewsey » Fri Sep 16, 2011 10:33 pm

I just tested this as I dont change themes much and didnt find any problem :?
According to my log (and last fm) tracks scrobbled (stupid word) ok after changing themes and back again.
Could you give us us some more info eg what themes etc

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Re: Bug - Last.fm password dropped

Postby PRAEst76 » Sat Sep 24, 2011 8:35 am

I've had this same issue on Subsonic through multiple versions for years. Occasionally (maybe once a month) it will stop scrobbling and when I check the log on the 'About' tab it shows eg:

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[24/09/11 09:02:03 BST]   WARN   AudioScrobblerService   Failed to scrobble song 'Ohne dich' at Last.fm. Wrong username or password.


...for every song I play. After going into the settings and re-entering my password it starts to scrobble successfully again, but it is rather irritating. It never occurred to me that it might follow a settings or theme change. I don't tend to change them very often and most of the time it is to enter this password again after another scrobbling failure.
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