[Bug]: Synchronization fails at 99% about passy HOT 21 OPEN

QR code can not be the cause since the value used in it is precisely identical to the one shown for manual input. This probably means that synchronization is still occasionally faulty on your end. I will leave this issue open for now.

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The Firefox addon review process is very strict. I am having some issues during the compliance process due to inconsistent build hashes. I hope to resolve this by early 2024.

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@VlaK0r Next release is out and can be downloaded for PC at https://github.com/GlitterWare/Passy/releases/v1.7.0. For Android, I recommend to wait for the F-Droid release (1-2 weeks).

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Hello @VlaK0r ! Thank you for reporting your error. Unfortunately, this server log doesn't tell much other than that the client has experienced an error. I would need the client log to determine the problem. Thank you!

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Hello @VlaK0r ! Thank you for reporting your error. Unfortunately, this server log doesn't tell much other than that the client has experienced an error. I would need the client log to determine the problem. Thank you!

PS or smartphone client log?

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Client as in the one that connects to the host (the one that scans the QR code).

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Client as in the one that connects to the host (the one that scans the QR code).

So it's a smartphone.
How do I copy logs from the app on my smartphone?

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It should show the same bar at the bottom as your computer. Press the Details button once you see it.

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Connecting...
Local exception has occurred: Failed to connect.
SocketException: Connection refused (OS Error: Connection refused, errno = 111), address = 192.168.1.101, port = 37316
#0 _NativeSocket.startConnect (dart:io-patch/socket_patch.dart:706)
#1 _NativeSocket.connect (dart:io-patch/socket_patch.dart:969)
#2 _RawSocket.connect (dart:io-patch/socket_patch.dart:1852)
#3 RawSocket.connect (dart:io-patch/socket_patch.dart:21)
#4 Socket._connect (dart:io-patch/socket_patch.dart:2077)
#5 Socket.connect (dart:io/socket.dart:750)
#6 Synchronization.connect (package:passy/passy_data/synchronization.dart:1309)

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Hmm. It seems as though your computer does not allow your phone to connect to the Passy synchronization server for some reason. Are you sure you don't have any firewall rules in place that might be blocking the server from exposing itself? This might also be caused by any VPNs or proxies in use.

Edit 1: also, try hosting from your phone and connect from your computer to see if that works.

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Edit 1: also, try hosting from your phone and connect from your computer to see if that works.

The same thing happens.

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Hmm. It seems as though your computer does not allow your phone to connect to the Passy synchronization server for some reason. Are you sure you don't have any firewall rules in place that might be blocking the server from exposing itself? This might also be caused by any VPNs or proxies in use.

VPN definitely not
I did not install a firewall, unless there is a built-in debian.
Sometimes the synchronization goes through! That's weird. If something was blocking, it would block 100%.

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I am on Ubuntu 22.04 and I do not have the same problem. I must note that I remember something similar happening to me before, but since I'm using the dev branch for a while kow I can't quite tell if it's still a problem.

It might be resolved in the next release. For now it would be fair to assume that it's a Dart bug (which I don't exactly have control over).

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It might be resolved in the next release. For now it would be fair to assume that it's a Dart bug (which I don't exactly have control over).

Please tell me when the next release is expected?

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The next release will most probably be out today or tomorrow, but it will take some time for the F-Droid build to release (1-2 weeks).

I must note that the new synchronization optimizations I've implemented will only be available for accounts with Argon2 key derivation enabled (will be accessible through account security settings). Due to incompatibility of synchronization between legacy and Argon2 accounts it is important that you have Argon2 key derivation enabled on all of your devices for them to synchronize correctly.

I am unsure as to whether the optimizations I have included will fix this problem for you, but I have been using this new process for a while now and haven't been experiencing any problems with it.

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Forgive me.
I have misled you.
Synchronization does not work only through the camera.
Now I have rebooted my smartphone, and if I manually enter the host, then everything works.
Only all the time it finds some changes, deletes and adds something.

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I am happy to hear that you have managed to resolve your problem!

As per the synchronization history stability issue, it is acknowledged in #69 . You shouldn't worry about it unless you're using more than 2 devices. It will be resolved as soon as you install the next release on both of your devices.

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I must note that synchronization can not fail through camera if it doesn't fail through manual input, the QR code is encoding the same IP address as the one shown below it.

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I must note that synchronization can not fail through camera if it doesn't fail through manual input, the QR code is encoding the same IP address as the one shown below it.

I checked it again.
Using the camera does not sync.
And with manual input, everything is fine.

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QR code can not be the cause since the value used in it is precisely identical to the one shown for manual input. This probably means that synchronization is still occasionally faulty on your end. I will leave this issue open for now.

I agree.
Can I also ask a question off topic?
When are you planning to add support for the firefox plugin?

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@VlaK0r the Firefox extension is now available at https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/addon/passy/

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