Open jethrogb opened 5 months ago
Ok I know understand that the AnrDetector just detects hangs and outputs some stack traces. The top of stack is net.zetetic.database.sqlcipher.SQLiteOpenHelper.getReadableDatabase(SQLiteOpenHelper.java:301)
which is https://github.com/signalapp/sqlcipher-android/blob/74f27c3bc58a720446818b469da22ed58c73d72f/sqlcipher/src/main/java/net/zetetic/database/sqlcipher/SQLiteOpenHelper.java#L301, so it does indeed appear to be some kind of deadlock.
Does it still occur if you disconnect from the internet completely (enable airplane mode)?
@nicholas-signal Indeed so, and you can also see a lot of Websocket exceptions in the log.
@nicholas-signal Indeed so, and you can also see a lot of Websocket exceptions in the log.
Thanks for confirming. We're on it!
@nicholas-signal Could you re-sign 7.0.2 with a higher version number so I can upgrade to it?
I don't intend on re-releasing an older version, sorry. From your logs though, I think I see the root of the issue, and I'm putting a fix into 7.2.3, which will be rolling out to production over the next few days. Apologies, and thank you!
@greyson-signal I just updated to 7.2.3 but unfortunately things are still not working. The first time I launched the new version, I got the prompt "Signal encountered an error, would you like to submit debug logs?" I clicked submit but the app crashed shortly thereafter so I'm not sure if that worked.
Now I get to the Signal main UI, but the chat list is completely empty. The 3 dots menu works, as do the following commands:
Any chance of enabling a rollback to a pre-regression version? How long will my desktop app keep working without the Android app?
@greyson-signal @nicholas-signal Any update on this issue?
I took a quick look at your logs, looks like it's still in the migration. What happens if you leave your phone open for a while? Make sure it stays in the foreground
@clark-signal I was able to log a crash after waiting for a bit signal3.log
And here's another log with the OOM happening with the migration still ongoing signal4.log
And another in airplane mode with display timeout set to 10 mins. This has an interesting log item during OOM:
04-22 17:10:09.388 19883 19918 E SQLiteLog: (3082) statement aborts at 11: [DROP TABLE kyber_prekey]
So I'm sure you've already reached this conclusion, but I'm guessing (due to the amount of time the migration takes and the fact that it OOMs there) that my kyber_prekey
table is much larger than assumed by the code.
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Triage: problem remains in 7.9.6 signal7.log
I was able to use CVE-2024-31317 to export the Signal files from my phone. I can share them if you tell me how I can appropriately redact personal information from them.
I did already see this:
sqlite> SELECT COUNT(*),SUM(LENGTH(serialized)) FROM kyber_prekey;
332990|1606343466
Is it normal that I have 300k keys totalling 1.6GB?
From the timestamps, I can see that 99% of those keys were created around the time of https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Android/issues/13434
Whoa....just whoa...
Thanks for the extra details and sticking with it. Gives us a new place to jump off from and investigate.
Bug description
After upgrading to Signal Android 7.1.3 (which happened overnight according to the Play Store), I'm no longer able to successfully launch the Signal app. It hangs indefinitely on startup. Also, if there is a "Checking for incoming messages" notification, it never goes away. The phone gets quite warm as well.
Steps to reproduce
Actual result: Black screen with white Signal logo shows, indefinitely Expected result: The app launches
Screenshots
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Device info
Device: Asus Zenfone 10 Android version: 14 Signal version: 7.1.3
Link to debug log
I'm not able to get to the debug log in Signal settings. Here is the logcat output for the Signal process signal.log
I see a lot of messages from AnrDetector, not sure if those are related.
I have tried the following things to no avail: