Closed SailReal closed 1 year ago
Is this getting attention? It is affecting my use of pCloud.
Is the pCloud team on holiday? I have now experienced the error documented above multiple times when trying to access a folder via multiple Android phones in a Cryptomator vault in pCloud. The message displayed on the Android phones is "No network connection." The folder was accessible for months and then one day became inaccessible. On one occasion moving the folder to a different parent folder made the folder accessible again, but that workaround no longer works. Thankfully I can still access the folder on my desktop and laptop PCs via Cryptomator/Windows Explorer. This bug on Android needs to be fixed ASAP. I have a 10TB pCloud account, which I no longer trust to use until this problem is fixed. [Edit: grammar]
@sixtsense do you have any news for us regarding this topic? As mentioned in https://github.com/pCloud/pcloud-sdk-java/issues/39#issuecomment-1315206005 and before the same question comes up here, the response of the file link to response of download call is 276ms. Can we somehow help to troubleshoot the problem?
@sixtsense do you have any news for us regarding this topic? As mentioned in #39 (comment) and before the same question comes up here, the response of the file link to response of download call is 276ms. Can we somehow help to troubleshoot the problem?
@SailReal , I've commented on the issue with Cryptomator's behavior in the referenced issue, closing and moving the discussion there.
Play attention on the IP switching issue and cached connections from networks about to be terminated.
Is the pCloud team on holiday? I have now experienced the error documented above multiple times when trying to access a folder via multiple Android phones in a Cryptomator vault in pCloud. The message displayed on the Android phones is "No network connection." The folder was accessible for months and then one day became inaccessible. On one occasion moving the folder to a different parent folder made the folder accessible again, but that workaround no longer works. Thankfully I can still access the folder on my desktop and laptop PCs via Cryptomator/Windows Explorer. This bug on Android needs to be fixed ASAP. I have a 10TB pCloud account, which I no longer trust to use until this problem is fixed. [Edit: grammar]
@LearningAsIGo71, nobody's on holiday, unfortunately. Please respect the fact that Cryptomator is a separate entity that has no relation to pCloud AG other than using an open source library that is mostly meant to give a head-start for developers wanting to interact with pCloud's API services. It does not aim to solve everyone's problems and use-cases, it should be as simple, unopinionated and as universal as possible to please all potential uses. In this regard, please keep discussions on 3rd-party (Cryptomator)-specific problems and bugs on their respective support boards and discussion panels.
On your issue, I've commented on the referenced issue in Cryptomator's GitHub repo and added a few hints on the somewhat strange "no network" messages appearing on the app. I've also contributed to Cryptomator's project by adding logic in the Android app that can handle the mentioned content link expiration in a sane manner, hopefully helping with your problems using the Cryptomator app for Android.
Pretty the same as in https://github.com/pCloud/pcloud-sdk-java/issues/39 but here the user gets a 404 after getting the download link and regardless of what kind of network they are in.