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cloud_providers_dbus_object_skeleton_new: assertion 'g_variant_is_object_path (object_path)' failed #1669
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Ok seems that thos settings in nextcloud.cfg fixed:
Removing doesn't cause the crash |
Same problem for me, and as Mte90 I removed a bad folder in the config file and Nextcloud works again. It could be good to catch the error, and display a more verbose message to alert user that bad folder sync is living in the config. Thanks @Mte90 |
I get exactly the same error on startup. On Ubuntu 19.10, I use this client version (install from ppa):
If I delete the config file, the client starts again. I can't say what is wrong about the config-file, I didn't see obvious problems:
Some time ago, I used the owncloud client and copied this config-file over to the Nextcloud client. I used the Nextcloud client quite a bit before it failed recently. From the timing, it looks like that the last update broke the client: |
Seems like there are some problems with special chars in folder key name. I had %20 in the key name of one folder, like @Mte90. I simply removed %20 in the key of those properties and nextcloud runs again. |
See issue #1704, which is about the same problem and a possible workaround is also mentioned there. |
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This bug report is getting automatically closed due to no answer since the issue has been staled. Thank you! |
Expected behaviour
GUI loaded
Actual behaviour
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I am testing with a local environemtn and compiling it. I need just a bit of help to understand if it is a problem with some library that I have on this instance.
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GDB log with backtrace
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