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Hi,
Im trying to get Origin running. But it doesn´t want to let me Login. It says: "Login not possible at the moment". When I try to login it says "You need to be online" but 5 seconds earlyer it made client updates. -.-
It seems to me, that something is missing in my Archinstall. Maybe ancryption is required?
It sounds obviously to try Wininet and Winhttp with nativ buildin, buildin nativ, only nativ, only buildin. But the login message still wont let me login.
I switched Wine versions, with Staging, with Gallium-nine, without that. I used the 15 newest Wine Versions, and 3 beneath 1.7.4.
The carzy thing is, i used Origin some month ago witch Arch and on my laptop it runs out of the box in opensuse.
My gues is that something like a login prompt is not passing the data properly along to the host application from the client.
As my Search on the web has shown, that this doesn´t appear very often. So it´s most likely it has to do with my Setup of Arch it becomes even more likly if I look at my notebook.
It is very close at hand, that my Mainboard with 2 NIC´s is involved in it. One NIC is from Intel, the other one from Realtek. My further gues is, that POL/Wine uses the worng NIC for Inet-connection. But when I switch the Cable, the issue remains.
I have the output of the debug mode from Playonlinux wich has pretty much the same issue that wine has:
Klick
I can find Errors acording to "Winbind package, Qt5Svg.dll (wich is there-.- ), Winhttp, msvcrt, winsock, "
Could someone give me a hand here? This problem doesnt seem to be realy common winehq, playonlinux and other sides with guides didnt help me here.
If you need more info, let me know.
Thanks alot in advance.
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Last edited by roger-fladie (2015-07-10 18:49:03)
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Does someone has any clue for me here?
I tested the same on another computer with the same result. And this happens with Manjaro, Antergos and Arch alike.
Maybe someone who is using Origin can tell me something about his/her setup.
By the way thanks you lots :>
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Here is the relevant bug report. The last post contains the missing certificate (use at your own risk). To install this certificate in Arch, follow these instructions instead.
Again, use at your own risk.
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Thanks alot.
I didnt find this on my own. And will try this. ![]()
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I'm also having the same issue, however adding the certificate did not fix it for me, did you ever get it working?
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I'm also having the same issue, however adding the certificate did not fix it for me, did you ever get it working?
This is what worked for me:
1. Download global-gte.zip from the last post from here
2. Uncompress the zip file, rename gte-global.pem to gte-global.crt and copy the file to /etc/ca-certificates/trust-source/anchors/
3. Run "trust extract-compat"
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That didn' t work for me. Thanks though!
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That didn' t work for me. Thanks though!
What does the following return?
trust list | grep -B 2 -A2 -i gteOffline
pkcs11:id=%59%79%12%de%61%75%d6%6f%c4%23%b7%77%13%74%c7%96%de%6f%88%72;type=cert
type: certificate
label: GTE CyberTrust Global Root
trust: anchor
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gomedun wrote:I'm also having the same issue, however adding the certificate did not fix it for me, did you ever get it working?
This is what worked for me:
1. Download global-gte.zip from the last post from here
2. Uncompress the zip file, rename gte-global.pem to gte-global.crt and copy the file to /etc/ca-certificates/trust-source/anchors/
3. Run "trust extract-compat"
This worked for me, thank you very much!
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