Open ghost opened 6 years ago
New set of logs: 1d207d9d584ee3881d2d5f1c
Mine's never worked TBH.
@MediaAlchemist Not sure but these errors suggest Keybase was installed under a different account, or with different permissions (@taruti ? @strib ?)
5935 2018-03-21T12:15:28.326516-07:00 - [DEBU kbfs fs.go:298] 1fc FS Open: ["team"] [tags:DID=Qi0hbXornTbRFBMlKKFkMg]
5936 2018-03-21T12:15:28.326516-07:00 - [DEBU kbfs folderlist.go:71] 1fd FL Lookup []string{} type=singleTeam upper=false [tags:DID=Qi0hbXornTbRFBMlKKFkMg]
5937 2018-03-21T12:15:28.326516-07:00 - [DEBU kbfs fs.go:290] 1fe FS Open failed dokan.CreateData{DesiredAccess:0x100080, FileAttributes:0x0, ShareAccess:0x7, CreateDisposition:0x1, CreateOptions:0x200060} with: NTSTATUS=c00000ba [tags:DID=Qi0hbXornTbRFBMlKKFk
5938 2018-03-21T12:16:13.201551-07:00 - [ERRO kbfs fs.go:274] 1ff FS CreateFile - Refusing real access: SID match error [tags:DID=68AfeF9wmAThRcZqWCEFvg]
5939 2018-03-21T12:16:13.201551-07:00 - [DEBU kbfs fakeroot.go:18] 203 openFakeRoot "\\" [tags:DID=68AfeF9wmAThRcZqWCEFvg]```
I ended up changing my Keybase Handle this morning and posted that second Log above. This was done for reasons, but not to "fix" this issue though. I have re logged into Keybase on the effected PC too with no issues though, on the GUI side anyway.
The issue still persists for the KBFS Drive though.
Does the driver load? Do you have SecureBoot on?
I have a single instance of "kbfsdokan.exe" running and six instances of "keybase.exe" running. I assume that first is the Driver?
And SecureBoot is off as far as I know.
--Brian
The driver is loaded and kbfs thinks it is mounting the filesystem correctly. kbfsdokan.exe is the Windows kbfs service, lower-case keybase.exe is the service and its watchdog (restarter) process, upper-case Keybase.exe are GUI processes. There also is upd.exe, our updater.
The most suspicious thing I see in the logs is the SID mismatch error
, which again suggests a different account was used to install Keybase. Have there been any changes in which Windows user is logged in or anything?
A different account was used to install it and I logged out of the account and signed in with the new one so I'm surprised that's still a thing.
And nope, no changes. About all I've done is some reboots. I can reinstall Keybase (remove, reboot, install), but I'd be really surprised if that fixed the problem since the issue was on going even before the name change.
--Brian
Hey,
I keep having issues with my K Drive staying mounted. Repairs used to work, but don't any longer. Each time I reboot, I can access it for a few seconds before it disconnects and I get the following error. Thoughts?
Logs: 76c6efc5c92054c1d280861c
--Brian