Can't launch my Ferium normally since 6.7.6-nightly.2

Ds0707 commented 3 months ago

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Ferdium Version

6.7.6-nightly.4

What Operating System are you using?

Windows

Operating System Version

Windows 10 professional

What arch are you using?

x64

Last Known Working Ferdium version

6.7.6-nightly.2

Expected Behavior

I expeted to be launch normally

Actual Behavior

When I turn on Ferdium it doesn't start properly, it just shows up in the background processes, tried many ways but it doesn't open properly!

Steps to reproduce

I've no idea

Debug link

No response

Screenshots

Additional information

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SpecialAro commented 3 months ago

Hello @Ds0707,

Have you tried to kill all Ferdium processes before launching a new one?

Ds0707 commented 3 months ago

Yes I do, I even install the old version to done it

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Have you tried to kill all Ferdium processes before launching a new one?

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elderlabs commented 2 months ago

Same here.

In my case, the contents of Ferdium's config folder became corrupt. To correct this, I deleted both files inside %appdata%\Ferdium\config. This should also work for other Windows users experiencing this issue. I am uncertain as to why the config became corrupt, but this is the easiest means of fixing your Ferdium install without losing all data.

You may need to delete other files inside the Ferdium roaming appdata folder in order for it to work properly after deleting the config. The files and folders you probably need to keep are as follows:

databases/
Local Storage/
* Partitions/
* recipes/
Session Storage/
WebStorage/
Local State
Preferences
* server.sqlite
SharedStorage

The files with asterisks* next to them are definitely needed, while the rest are the ones I did not delete in order to restore functionality. YMMV if you delete the others, so take a backup of your folder before proceeding if you intend to preserve your workspaces.

Regards.

EDIT: once you've recovered your Ferdium instance and configured your settings exactly as you like, it's advisable to backup your Ferdium configuration data from the "Help" menu in Ferdium's top-bar. There's an export button, which will take you to Ferdium's built-in web server. The page you'll want looks something like http://localhost:46569/export. Save the resulting file somewhere safe and you'll be ready for whatever happens in the future.

nickchomey commented 1 month ago

Same issue for me. I ended up just wiping everything clean and installing and adding my services again. Took 10 min

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