Closed dene14 closed 3 months ago
MX Linux 23.3
Confirm crashed.
For me the crash happens on X11, but does not on Wayland (Ubuntu 23.10)
Same on Fedora-39. X11 will crash. Wayland will work.
Downloading the non-beta version, it asks me for credentials, have I lost the login or if the beta is fixed I will have it? I am traveling and on the PC I have 2 accounts logged in the second one I do not have the phone here. ???
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Same here
Nice update: lost local accounts/history.
[2024.07.28 12:47:39] App Info: reading accounts info...
[2024.07.28 12:47:39] App Info: reading encrypted info...
[2024.07.28 12:47:39] App Info: reading map...
[2024.07.28 12:47:39] App Info: bad decrypt key, data not decrypted - incorrect password?
[2024.07.28 12:47:39] App Error: could not decrypt map.
[2024.07.28 12:47:39] App Info: reading encrypted mtp config...
Centos 8, same thing.
ApiId: 2040 Binary: Telegram Launched: 28.07.2024 13:33:03 Platform: Linux UserTag: c51df93d66368422 Version: 5002005 beta
Caught signal 11 (SIGSEGV) in thread 140191479066688 Google Breakpad caught a crash, minidump written in thread 140191479066688 Minidump: /root/.local/share/TelegramDesktop/tdata/dumps/a61d71f1-ec46-436b-4cedc5ac-921c35f3.dmp
xubuntu 22.04, same
Please stop "same here" type of messages. It's unlikely there will be a fix today as today is Sunday.
same thing. whoever cares about Sunday!!! if you experienced developer you will never push updates before and during planned rest time and holidays. why i pay for my premium? for buggy soft?
same thing. whoever cares about Sunday!!! if you experienced developer you will never push updates before and during planned rest time and holidays. why i pay for my premium? for buggy soft?
5.2.5 is BETA
Can you explain the "there is no 5.2.5 linux asserts" part? Asserts of what? Only for beta versions? And are there "asserts" for other platforms?
Can you explain the "there is no 5.2.5 linux asserts" part? Asserts of what? Only for beta versions? And are there "asserts" for other platforms?
forget what i said, when i checked there wheren't.
Same. Downgrade to 5.2.3, remove every directories which was associated with app and everything work
Nice update: lost local accounts/history.
[2024.07.28 12:47:39] App Info: reading accounts info... [2024.07.28 12:47:39] App Info: reading encrypted info... [2024.07.28 12:47:39] App Info: reading map... [2024.07.28 12:47:39] App Info: bad decrypt key, data not decrypted - incorrect password? [2024.07.28 12:47:39] App Error: could not decrypt map. [2024.07.28 12:47:39] App Info: reading encrypted mtp config...
Good morning,
TD v5.2.5, also crash in Linux Mint and I guess in all Ubuntu derivatives.
In my case, downgrade to v5.2.3, and all accounts work without problems, I did not need to log in again.
Regards
whoever cares about Sunday
If the flood of useless messages won't stop, the thread could just be locked to stop spam in people's inboxes.
I encountered same issue and while stracing i've noticed it happens right after it fails to get wayland path so definitely would look into x11 being the cause
Telegram[28534]: segfault at 60 ip 0000794864c31830 sp 00007ffdbeb5a0f0 error 4 in libwayland-client.so.0.22.0[78
This under x11, seems to try to connect to wayland, while on an X.org session
EDIT: as a temporary workaround, until this is fixed, install weston, run weston, open telegram from within weston's shell.
Support is limited
EDIT 2: If you start wth weston, and have beta options enabled, disable them, and disable auto update, and use latest stable executable next time you launch. NExt time launch do not use weston, use regular executable, and add the accounts back. Works for me
This is a problem here. I'm on MX Linux 23, fully updated. Everything was fine before Updating (Sunday evening, EST). Now it crashes on launch. I tried a new download, when I clicked it it downloaded itself again, which crashed. I'm not sure the crash reports are getting through either.
The problem here is that I don't see a downgrade edition to install. I would need the precompiled version. I'm Stuck.
Could not parse file "/home/paul/.local/share/applications/userapp-Telegram Desktop-VE0CR1.desktop": Key file contains line ?Desktop Entry]? which is not a key-value pair, group, or comment
Segmentation fault```
same thing. whoever cares about Sunday!!! if you experienced developer you will never push updates before and during planned rest time and holidays. why i pay for my premium? for buggy soft?
5.2.5 is BETA
For what reason telegram ask me to update to beta? Can i disable this behavior? Why this behavior enabled by default?
@AVert It’s not. You either downloaded beta version in the first place or you enabled installing beta versions in settings.
fedora 39, crashes all the time after update. how can I disable beta in the settings ?
`Downloading separate debug info for /lib64/libnss_resolve.so.2
[Thread 0x7fffe08006c0 (LWP 3338011) exited]
[New Thread 0x7fffe08006c0 (LWP 3338015)]
Thread 1 "Telegram" received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x00007ffff5c0db50 in wl_display_disconnect (display=0x0) at ../src/wayland-client.c:1320
Downloading source file /usr/src/debug/wayland-1.22.0-2.fc39.x86_64/redhat-linux-build/../src/wayland-client.c
1320 wl_connection_destroy(display->connection);
(gdb) bt
dispatch=dispatch@entry=1, self=<optimized out>) at ../glib/gmain.c:4349
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I use X11 though..
Please stop "same here" type of messages. It's unlikely there will be a fix today as today is Sunday.
how else people can tell this is "hot" problem?
how can I disable beta in the settings ?
settings->advanced->(at the bootm) "Install beta versions"
settings->advanced->(at the bootm) "Install beta versions" well.. I can't get it running, it crashes immediately. sort of funny, but beta does start
KDE neon, X11 (not wayland) => confirm crash.
After self-updating TG no longer works ((
Could not parse file "/home/paul/.local/share/applications/userapp-Telegram Desktop-VE0CR1.desktop": Key file contains line ?Desktop Entry]? which is not a key-value pair, group, or comment Segmentation fault```
I saw the same error with some empty Man.desktop
or whatever file. I removed it, but it didn't change anything. At first, I thought that that was the real cause.
how else people can tell this is "hot" problem?
From the issue description, i.e., the first comment from the OP, and by the amount of reactions on that first comment (usually it's just "thumb up" or "heart"). Well, and from some additional comments, if they have some new information that the issue description doesn't have. IMO, security related issues are typically top priority, then massive crashes (like here) and the list goes on.
@Aokromes Can we expect binaries to be posted later?
@Andrew15-5 I noticed same issue with completely unrelated desktop file so I think its safe to ignore
IMO, security related issues are typically top priority, then massive crashes (like here) and the list goes on. crash-on-start is a great way to cure any secure problem.
Can we expect binaries to be posted later?
The binaries are being compiled: https://github.com/telegramdesktop/tdesktop/actions/runs/10140422680/job/28035598367
They will be available here: https://github.com/telegramdesktop/tdesktop/releases/tag/v5.2.6 (I guess someone added the Linux binary manually)
ok, the new binary starts well, thanks.
@vitovt I've deployed 5.2.6 beta which should start fine on X11.
The binaries are being compiled:
The actions don't build release binaries. They build only debug binaries.
I've deployed 5.2.6 beta which should start fine on X11.
John, does this mean the binaries for linux will soon reflect the new version? Currently it remains 5,2.3.
5.2.3 is the latest stable. The button on desktop.telegram.org provides only stable versions if you talk about it.
@paul1149 All after 5.2.3 are beta versions, and they're already available on github:
https://github.com/telegramdesktop/tdesktop/releases
And on the official website:
The actions don't build release binaries. They build only debug binaries.
Really? Then are all binaries just added manually (to the release page)? Usually, any sophisticated repo has actions to build (pre-)release artifacts automatically.
Yes, the binaries are built on developer's (John's) machine and then uploaded
@john-preston
Beautiful. Working great here. Thanks much.
GitHub actions can't build release binaries even theoretically. They have around 4 GB RAM, 4 core processor and very little free disk space. The release build of tdesktop needs lots of RAM, cores and disk space.
Yes, the binaries are built on developer's (John's) machine and then uploaded
Good to know, thanks.
GitHub actions can't build release binaries even theoretically. They have around 4 GB RAM, 4 core processor and very little free disk space. The release build of tdesktop needs lots of RAM, cores and disk space.
Hmm, akchooly they can, since others do it, but if you are talking specifically about Telegram binaries, then sure. I haven't tried building it myself (yet). And I didn't use such actions either.
Steps to reproduce
I've updated telegram to 5.2.3, also tried 5.2.5-beta. Also tried to remove my user directories with configured profile. Crash report submitted.
Expected behaviour
Telegram starts properly
Actual behaviour
Getting crash message
Operating system
LinuxMint Wilma (Ubuntu 24.04 base)
Version of Telegram Desktop
5.2.3, 5.2.5
Installation source
Static binary from official website
Crash ID
be2f175c-d698-49fe-e7d4e982-2bef2ecb
Logs