Open leafpool243 opened 1 year ago
This sounds like your access token isn't stored properly. Do you run a keyring service (e.g. gnome-keyring) on your desktop?
@SISheogorath No, what’s that? (I’m using KDE Plasma by the way.)
This sounds like your access token isn't stored properly. Do you run a keyring service (e.g. gnome-keyring) on your desktop?
I thought this might be the issue, so I reset the login keyring, logged out and back in. All of my apps such as brave, nextcloud, etc... were signed out (suggesting the keyring was working). But I can reproduce the issue, even after deleting the riot.im folder in .var
After I signin, verify and then quit Element, it opens back to the login page.
When you exit, can you run flatpak ps
and see if there is a lingering process remaining?
I get this after I right-click the system tray and close it:
Instance PID Application Runtime
3353440136 12141 im.riot.Riot org.freedesktop.Platform
3376461948 12111 im.riot.Riot org.freedesktop.Platform
1202893580 7785 org.keepassxc.KeePassXC org.kde.Platform
Well, that sounds like the origin of the problem. There seems to be a lingering process which will corrupt the credentials cache. Can you try to use flatpak kill im.riot.Riot
to close Element and see if the problem remains?
Well, that sounds like the origin of the problem. There seems to be a lingering process which will corrupt the credentials cache. Can you try to use
flatpak kill im.riot.Riot
to close Element and see if the problem remains?
I can confirm that killing element with the flatpak kill command preserves the session across launches. Sometimes starting Element results in a window with the loading throbber and no logout link. But using flatpak kill and relaunching 2 or 3 times it will eventually load correctly
OS is Fedora 38 on gnome-shell
I used flatpak kill im.riot.Riot
and my session was preserved.
I used
flatpak kill im.riot.Riot
and my session was preserved.
This unfortunately does not work with version 1.11.37.
it wasnt that you were logged out, its that element wasnt really exited and starting it again tries using a new session vs the running one. i no longer have this issue on fedora 39 kde. it does show that element has crashed after i close it every time now though lol
I’m getting logged out every single time I fully close the application which is quite annoying because I do often shut down my computer.