Closed cwmke closed 6 years ago
Hi @cwmke - Thanks for the detailed report. Regarding the t is null
error, do you have the full stack by any chance, including the full error message?
On the topic of nextcloud, can you reproduce the issue on Nextcloud's Demo account? If not, it is either:
When you tried adding an existing archive, was it one created using the Desktop application? Was the error the same?
Hi @perry-mitchell, the error also occurs on Firefox 61.0.2 (64 bits) & Chrome 68.0.3440.106 (Build officiel) (64 bits) with Buttercup v. 1.11.0 on Windows 10 Pro Version 10.0.17134 Numéro 17134
First logging without error on Owncloud, Choosing Buttercup file on Owncloud, Error message appears after typing Name and Master Password then clicking on SAVE ARCHIVE:
on Firefox :
Failed selecting owncloud archive An error occurred when adding the archive: Adding archive failed: t is null
on Chrome :
Failed selecting owncloud archive An error occurred when adding the archive: Adding archive failed: Cannot read property 'getValue' of null
Firefox console attached... HTH
Kind regards Frederic FirefoxConsole20180826.txt
@perry-mitchell I don't know how to get the stack trace but if you have any pointers for doing so in Firefox I'm happy to give it a go. I attempted to use the Nextcloud Demo Instance but it would not let me login using the Buttercup extension.
The existing archive I attempted to open was indeed created in the desktop application. Fedora 28 using buttercup-desktop-1.10.1.x86_64.rpm
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same thing on Arch Linux, Firefox Buttercup Extension V1.11.0 , Nextcloud instance installed over SSL on Debian 9 server
I was able to reproduce, and I've made a patch. Very sorry about the inconvenience!
The patch will come out as 1.11.1.
Firefox Linux - 61.0.2 (64-bit) Buttercup Extension - 1.11.0 Nextcloud Server - 13.0.5
I successfully login to Nextcloud but I receive the below
t is null
error after selecting the file and entering the password. I checked Nextcloud's logs and everything looks good. The bottom block shows some warnings when the extension page first loads.I attempted the below in a fresh Firefox profile with no other extensions installed.