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💬💻 Nextcloud Talk Desktop Client Preview
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Opens only once. Closed - try to open - java error... #733

Open YuSyA55 opened 1 month ago

YuSyA55 commented 1 month ago

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Steps to reproduce

  1. Download, unzip, run Nextcloud.Talk-win32-x64-0.33.0
  2. Close completely
  3. Try restarting

Desktop client

Talk Desktop client version: v0.33

Operating system: Windows

Operating system version: Windows 10 / Windows Server 2022

Microphone available: yes

Camera available: yes

nickvergessen commented 1 month ago

Since we are an international project, please try to report issues in English. I used deepl to translate it, but not sure if that is what you meant.

ShGKme commented 1 month ago

I cannot reproduce.

  1. Fresh install
  2. Open
  3. Close without authentication
  4. Open again

Did you log in into your account or closed on the login form?

Do you have any processes left running in the background?

arielchai commented 3 weeks ago

I've had the same issue, fixed mine by going to %appdata%, and renaming/deleting the folder "Nextcloud Talk". Edit: forgot to mention my issue happened after upgrade, errors likely from outdated config leftovers.

antonelevate commented 2 weeks ago

This error occurs when there is no SSL certificate on the server. Tested twice on different servers

amirsepehrti commented 1 week ago

I am facing the same issue. When will this be resolved? Our company is experiencing problems because of this situation. Do you have a temporary solution?

Thank you

antonelevate commented 6 days ago

I am facing the same issue. When will this be resolved? Our company is experiencing problems because of this situation. Do you have a temporary solution?

Thank you

I'm not a developer, but I advise you. Just issue a Let's Encrypt certificate. And add these certificates to your CA if you have a domain inside your infrastructure.

YuSyA55 commented 6 days ago

Good day. No, it's not about the SSL certificate. It's on the server. It's a problem with the client on the host machine. It can be fixed by changing the attributes of the folder "%AppData%\Roaming\Nextcloud Talk\Local Storage\leveldb" to "read only", after deleting all files with the .db extension from it