Open epochera opened 2 years ago
Sorry you ran into this. Did you move signal config folder around to a different machine or back it up recently?
Could you run this command as well, please?
find /home/flanux/.config/Signal/stickers.noindex/
Thank so much!
@indutny-signal Thanks for you reply. Yes, I did system restore recently.
here are command result: https://pastebin.com/MHeZKfx0
@epochera Based on that find
result, your system restore did not bring back any of your sticker images. Were they excluded from your backup somehow?
Thanks, the issue is fixed by copy stickers.noindex
again. It is my environment issue.
by the way, if the stickers.noindex
corrupted, is possible re-download it again?
@epochera Based on that
find
result, your system restore did not bring back any of your sticker images. Were they excluded from your backup somehow?
Do you know if it's possible to fix this if you can't find an old backup of them?
@outpoints If you can find those sticker packs again, uninstalling and reinstalling should fix them. You can start with one to see if it works as we expect.
@scottnonnenberg-signal it doesn't :/ Do you have any other ideas?
This is what it says in debug logs
ERROR 2023-03-01T22:26:24.568Z Top-level unhandled promise rejection: Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/home/user/.config/Signal/stickers.noindex/b8\b835c31b2412379586648c08cd720918ab1d9a44957ae92e16e7029e1f32e065'
I found issue #3917 but I'm not sure how to actually fix it
@outpoints Unfortunately Signal Desktop isn't currently designed to allow random deletion of its files on disk.
One way you can definitely fix it is by starting your Desktop instance over from scratch - specifically, deleting the entire directory and re-linking. Note that will also delete all of your messages. So it's probably not what you want.
Bug Description
Steps to Reproduce
Actual Result:
Sticker image corrupted
Expected Result:
Stick image should be shown properly
Screenshots
Platform Info
Signal Version:
5.29.1 production
Operating System:
EndeavourOS
Linked Device Version:
Link to Debug Log
https://debuglogs.org/741b0863ba8a9a66572c931d86430951f940ee5f3f215a47a4ef38647da07887.gz