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Aseman-Land / Cutegram

Cutegram is a telegram client by Aseman Land. It's forked from sigram.
http://aseman.co/cutegram
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Asked to login every time Cutegram is started #199

Open ghost opened 8 years ago

ghost commented 8 years ago

Hello.

Every time I restart Cutegram (e.g. after PC restart), I'm asked to enter a "login code" sent to my phone.

Is this behavior intended? Is there a way to maintain the session always open on my computer?

The code always arrives in timely manner but would be awesome not having to input every time the program starts.

Happening on Ubuntu 15.10 x64

salarelv commented 8 years ago

Same here: Arch, KDE Plasma 5

JaegerP commented 8 years ago

Same issue on Archlinux with GNOME. Only on PC reboot, not when restarting only gdm. Never had this problem on Debian and Windows machines.

shibotto commented 8 years ago

Same on Ubuntu 14.04, every time I quit Cutegram (no need to log out). Downloaded from http://aseman.co/downloads/cutegram/2/cutegram_2.7.1-1-amd64.deb

On Gentoo though it's only on GDM restart.

milanspk commented 8 years ago

+1 Arch (installed from official repo) KDE Plasma 5

ghost commented 8 years ago

This bug does not seems to be present on the OSX release.

Tested on an old MacBook late 2007 running OSX 10.6.8 Snow Leopard x64. After restarting Cutegram and rebooting the whole system the Telegram session were maintained.

farseerfc commented 8 years ago

I am the maintainer of cutegram package in Arch Linux [community] repo. I myself cannot reproduce this problem on all my devices (2 laptops and 1 desktop, running 3 Arch Linux and 1 OS X), but one of my friends said to me the same problem. He is using a VPN (actually a shadowsocks tunnel) when connecting to telegram (because he lives in mainland China). We didn't track down to whether using a vpn is related to this issue.

JaegerP commented 8 years ago

I know Archlinux behaves sometimes strange when it comes to maintain/reopen tcp sockets. Might this behaviour be connected to a breaking connection to the server? This would also explain VPN issues.

I have not found how to debug cutegram. Is there some env variable to be set?

vgnmnky commented 8 years ago

I'm getting this too, on a pretty much clean install of Manjaro KDE on my laptop. No VPNs or anything odd. Has been working ok over the last few days while I've been been distro-hopping (Xfce and Gnome).

DellDor commented 8 years ago

I having the same probloem in Debian Testing (strecht) (Sparky-linux Mate flavor). Maybe a missing recommended dependence? Which one recommend to be installed?

nylocx commented 8 years ago

I have the same problem but it appeared only after I logged out manually once. I was using cutegram for month without that problem. I'm from Europe and I'm directly connecte no VPN tunnels or something like that. Btw. I'm also on Arch with Plasma 5 and it happens with the latest git build and the stable package.

senden9 commented 8 years ago

I am using Arch with gnome and have the same problem. (By the way i think this is the same bug as #24) If you want i can post a log created with cutegram --verbose --visible but i am not sure if there are private information in this log.

Edit: I also remove the old config (~/.config/Cutegram/) and start with a fresh one. The same problem

Taijian commented 8 years ago

Same problem here: Arch + gnome.

I could experiment a bit with my VPN to see if that has any effect. Will report back.

mac1202 commented 8 years ago

Same here with manjaro linux, cutegram from extra repository. VPN enable or disable didnt make a difference.

nylocx commented 8 years ago

It seems the project is dead, the last commit is more then three month old. Commits on Jan 17, 2016. I tried to look into it but couldn't figure out the bug. Too bad I really hate the dependencies of the official telegram app.

Taijian commented 8 years ago

You could also just install the Pidgin plugin. That's what I ended up doing.

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realbardia commented 8 years ago

Hi The project is not dead. We're working hard to release Cutegram 3.0. Cutegram 3.0 is redesigned and include many new features and improvments. Sorry. We're busy these days. We planned to release first alpha version in the next weeks.

mixedCase commented 8 years ago

@realbardia Hi, any news on this?

bernard-saxion commented 8 years ago

Maybe interesting to mention explicitly, that while I am affected by this issue in cutegram, if I run another client I don't have any problems. (tested with the libpurple plugin/pidgin)

realbardia commented 8 years ago

Cutegram 3.0 alpha released #227

fabianHAW commented 8 years ago

I have the same issue on Debian Jessie 32-bit with Gnome 3.14.1. I just renewed the profile in ~/.config/Cutegram, but nothing changed. I also cannot close Cutegram correct, there is no "close"-button for it. I need to push the "X" top right and then kill the process. Should be any button on my desktop?