KeyError: 'force_http_11' after distro and software upgrade

[Tippon]

I upgraded Mint from 20.3 to 21.1 today, and followed Abraunegg's directions here:

https://github.com/abraunegg/onedrive/discussions/2445

This let me install the latest OneDrive version - 2.4.25 on the updated distro. Initially, OneDriveGUI would run, but OneDrive wouldn't. I followed the instructions here and removed the 'force_http_2' option from the config:

https://github.com/abraunegg/onedrive/issues/2063

Since doing this, OneDriveGUI has stopped running. I've downloaded the latest version - OneDriveGUI-1.0.2-x86_64.AppImage but have had no luck. I get a long error message containing 'Gtk-Message: 20:28:18.827: Failed to load module "xapp-gtk3-module"' and ending with 'KeyError: 'force_http_11'. I'll put the full message in a pastebin at the end.

It appears that having that line in the config stops OneDrive from running, but removing it stops OneDriveGUI from running.

Can you help me please?

Pastebin - https://pastebin.com/cjindmM2

EDIT: Sorry, the links were hidden. They should be visible now.

[abraunegg]

@Tippon

In your 'config' file - you should remove:

• force_http_11
• force_http_2

Do not have any of these entries .... unsure why you are even setting them - as you only need to play around with those if you are having issues connecting to OneDrive.

Remove them from your 'config' file if present and see how you go.

[Tippon]

Apologies for the slow reply.

I had the force_http_2 config entry, but I didn't set it, and it's now been removed. Apart from the initial installation last October, I haven't touched the config file. I've been letting onedrive update with the rest of my system, but the only manual change was when I did the distro upgrade a few weeks ago. I don't have the force_http_11 entry at all.

I just tried running onedrive --synchronize --dry-run from the terminal and it seemed to work as it should, telling me that it would have downloaded a file I edited earlier today. Running OneDriveGUI gave me the same error as in my initial post.

In my /home/tippon/.config/onedrive folder, I have an accounts folder that contains two folders, one named my username and one named my email address. Both of these folders have config files that include the force_http_11 = "false" line, so I've tried removing those separately and running OneDriveGUI each time, but it hasn't changed anything.

This is my current config file:

sync_dir = "/mnt/Storage/OneDrive" monitor_interval = "300" log_dir = "/home/tippon/.config/onedrive-gui/" drive_id = "" upload_only = "false" check_nomount = "false" check_nosync = "false" download_only = "false" disable_notifications = "false" disable_upload_validation = "false" enable_logging = "true" local_first = "false" no_remote_delete = "false" skip_symlinks = "false" debug_https = "false" skip_dotfiles = "false" dry_run = "false" min_notify_changes = "5" monitor_log_frequency = "5" monitor_fullscan_frequency = "10" sync_root_files = "false" classify_as_big_delete = "1000" user_agent = "" remove_source_files = "false" skip_dir_strict_match = "false" application_id = "" resync = "false" bypass_data_preservation = "false" azure_ad_endpoint = "" azure_tenant_id = "common" sync_business_shared_folders = "false" sync_dir_permissions = "700" sync_file_permissions = "600" rate_limit = "125000000" operation_timeout = "3600" webhook_enabled = "false" webhook_public_url = "" webhook_listening_host = "" webhook_listening_port = "8888" webhook_expiration_interval = "86400" webhook_renewal_interval = "43200" skip_file = "~|.~|*.tmp|desktop.ini" skip_dir = ""

[Tippon]

I just deleted my ~/tippon/.config/onedrive-gui folder and running the same AppImage as before, and it worked. Obviously something in there was causing the issue.

I held off doing it before now in case it helped with troubleshooting, but I couldn't wait any longer. I've kept the folder and the original AppImages for the time being.

[bpozdena]

Fixed in AppImage v1.0.3

[alansenairj]

It was a little tricky but I got this problem using two accounts. I just get this error off when I declare this value was false like this:

force_http_11 = "false"

Just add this line to your config file and and GUI is started to work.

ps - using it with Fedora 38 and so on.

Errors:

2023-11-02 02:30:55,812 [OneDriveGUI.py:3008][fn=main_window_start_state][INFO] - [GUI] Starting OneDriveGUI maximized 2023-11-02 02:30:55,813 [OneDriveGUI.py:1099][fn=init][INFO] - Onedrive_Bussines 2023-11-02 02:30:55,852 [OneDriveGUI.py:1099][fn=init][INFO] - my_files Traceback (most recent call last): File "/tmp/.mount_OneDri7t4daf//usr/src/OneDriveGUI.py", line 3114, in profile_settings_window = ProfileSettingsWindow() File "/tmp/.mount_OneDri7t4daf//usr/src/OneDriveGUI.py", line 1101, in init self.page = ProfileSettingsPage(profile) File "/tmp/.mount_OneDri7t4daf//usr/src/OneDriveGUI.py", line 1224, in init self.configure_profile_settings_page() File "/tmp/.mount_OneDri7t4daf//usr/src/OneDriveGUI.py", line 1489, in configure_profile_settings_page self.checkBox_force_http_11.setChecked(self.get_check_box_state("force_http_11")) File "/tmp/.mount_OneDri7t4daf//usr/src/OneDriveGUI.py", line 1719, in get_check_box_state return self.temp_profile_config["onedrive"][f"{property}"].strip('"') in "true" KeyError: 'force_http_11'