Open junetried opened 8 months ago
Hi! Thx for reporting. I have not updated the F-Droid version for quiet some time. I hope I can do it in the coming week. Quiet some things have changed. I will ping you once I have updated.
Hi! Thx for reporting. I have not updated the F-Droid version for quiet some time. I hope I can do it in the coming week. Quiet some things have changed. I will ping you once I have updated.
I did notice that. Should I download the Google Play release and send logs from there? It doesn't seem to work there either.
Yes, it would be helpful to see if you have the issue also on the newest version.
I'm looking forward to the new release. Thank you for your work.
@junetried do you still have the issue?
@comomberchese do you have the same problem or are looking forward to a new F-Droid release?
@junetried do you still have the issue?
@comomberchese do you have the same problem or are looking forward to a new F-Droid release?
I'm sorry, I forgot to come back with logs from the newer version. Yes, I still have the issue.
Here are the Yaga logs from the Google Play release: yaga.log.txt yaga.isolate.log.txt
@comomberchese do you have the same problem or are looking forward to a new F-Droid release?
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@junetried since I did not find anything in the logs, here is what I understood so far:
I am experiencing the same issue.
I'm using the F-Droid release 0.26.1. Two months ago, ish, my home view stopped populating with new images. The ones that weren't already on my device would also never load though the home view. When I logged out and logged back in, all the images it did have saved from Nextcloud were now considered local to the device. Despite this, the browse view still worked fine. I've tried to reinstall the app and now none of the previously saved images are visible, the home view is empty. On the Google Play release, the browse view is broken too, it's a grey box.
I suspect this is actually an SSL issue somehow. I'm using a domain local to my home network with a self-signed certificate, but it has been added to my system, and both the Nextcloud app and Firefox (after configuring it to use the system store) will happily use my certificate. I have recently switched to Caddy from Nginx, although I didn't want to attempt to move my configuration over, so Caddy simply proxies to Nginx.
Although I didn't see anything interesting, here are the logs, when logging in: yaga.log.txt yaga.isolate.log.txt