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FL Studio Installation Failed (Installer is not well configured.) #337
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I was hoping to use the pre-configured installer with the old version since the latest version is unstable with VST plugins but I also ran into the same issue. You can get FL to run if you manually create a bottle and install FL but adding any VST plugin to it at all and sometimes using the pre-installed ones will cause FL to freeze. I have not found a single way to run FL with wine and have it work in a practical sense. |
I was able to manually get FL Studio working in Bottles
Now FL Studio should launch, but FLEX crashes, I got it working again by re-enabling DXVK. |
I was unable to install it. "Installer poorly configured" or whatever. RIP. |
Sounds like you're running the program installer (going to the bottle -> Install Programs... -> and then choosing FL Studio in that list) but what I meant when I said "FL Studio installer" is not that installer but the actual FL Studio executable installer that you manually download. More precisely, I did: bottle -> Run Executable... (at the top) -> choose the executable, for example "FL.Studio.v24.1.2.4394.exe". |
Hi, got that working and finished installing it, but I don't know how to launch FL. I double-checked the installation location |
Well, when mine finished installing it actually automatically made a shortcut on my desktop, but it also popped up inside the bottle (1) which can be ran with the play button (2): Remember that Bottles has its own paths, I don't know where you went with your file manager, so your safest bet to actually check the files is by hitting the kebab menu (3), meaning the three vertical dots, and clicking "browse files" from the menu that drops down, then you can see if the files are there. If they're not then I guess it didn't install properly, try again. |
It might be forbidden, it might just be removed. The latest version works: https://install.image-line.com/flstudio/flstudio_win64_24.2.1.4526.exe A long term solution would probably be to use https://support.image-line.com/redirect/flstudio_win_installer instead since that redirects to the latest exe. |
Using DevTools and the copy as PowerShell command, one can see the headers required for a 200 response to the request.
For POSIX shells:
Using only the user agent seems not to work, so one of these other headers is fixing something. Not sure exactly which one. |
@Unicornssss7428 Thanks for the tip! Unfortunately, after some experimenting trying to figure out the solution by process of elimination, I think I ended up getting locked out. Me running the exact same command twice in a row:
Now that I'm locked out even using all the headers you provided I still can't access the file. Before I got locked out though, I determined the answer was an up to date user agent plus the Accept-Language header. I've been banging my head against the wall over this problem so much at this point and I'm starting to think Image Line just really don't want people automatically downloading their files, most likely to prevent DDOS attacks or something. If they have an adaptive system that locks people out after they detect suspicious activity, it may not be possible to resolve this issue at all. |
@CaitlynWemyss From looking at their cookies I noticed a cf_clearance cookie, which seems to be some sort of CloudFlare related challenge cookie. So your theory about it preventing DDOS attacks is likely correct, CloudFlare probably internally looks through the http headers/amount of requests/cookies etc. to determine whether or not to send you a 403, but I'm just speculating at it's internals. So, with your "may not possible to resolve this issue at all" I think you're right unless we find a cloudflare bypass, which would be characterized as a vulnerability in cloudflare and promptly fixed haha. What Image-Line should do is create a small API handler so we can download files without the need for the browser, but I highly doubt they have a large enough user base that requires something like this so this is likely a fever dream. One way this could be "fixed" is having a mirror somewhere, but then that presents the issue of trusting that server's files, which with the proper checksum/hash/signature (I alwasys confuse these words) could work fine. Someone dedicates a VPS to hosting the FL studio installer download for bottles/whatever needs it to request it from, bottles checks the file to make sure it matches the last known hash of the latest file, if it's a match it's considered good and it downloads. This solution would also require someone from the community to pay for hosting the file, then the bottles devs to actually give a damn about it. As far as I remember, the main dev of bottles is focusing on a different project at the moment per their discord. Sorry for the long rant, TL;DR Yeah, I agree it's DDOS protection that makes this a non-bottles issue and unfixable. |
The other "solution", which doesn't solve the "not able to download using curl/wget" issue, is to download the exe manually from the site and start it within bottles. At least you can actually get it installed which is the end goal afterall, From DaruMonkey:
I will try it on my machine when I am off of work to see if any issues persist. |
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