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Signal Stuck in Optimization "SQLITE_CORRUPT: database disk image is malformed" #2972
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Hey there. We can't do anything about this without a debug log. Please go to |
Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_13_6) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Signal/1.19.0 Chrome/66.0.3359.181 Electron/3.0.9 Safari/537.36 node/10.2.0 env/production |
Did your computer crash? Did you need to force exit Signal Desktop at any point? Can you think of anything that would have caused the Signal Desktop database to become corrupted? |
No! I also uninstalled and installed several times, but to no avail.
…On 12/12/18 6:25 PM, Scott Nonnenberg wrote:
Did your computer crash? Did you need to force exit Signal Desktop at any point? Can you think of anything that would have caused the Signal Desktop database to become corrupted?
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Is there anyway to delete the database so it can create a new one? If so, do you know where that file is located/ |
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Just another data point, sorry no logs right now as I am in a hurry: |
Had the same issue. Cleaning ~/Library/Application Support/Signal solved it. |
@foss- @marcinwasilewski I'm glad that you were able to find workarounds, but what we need is debug logs which include the history of the install, which might give us some insight into how this corruption is happening in the first place. @foss- You might be able to salvage the |
@scottnonnenberg Sorry removed that folder since I was back to working state. Obviously that was a mistake. Will keep it next time :/ Maybe someone else can provide proper logs to help you understand what went wrong with that update. |
I am having the same problem (stuck at Optimizing Application), but on Fedora (Linux). I did recently have a complete crash where I had to restart, but it worked after that. Rather, it seems to have corrupted after the most recent Fedora incremental updates (01.26.2019). To force Signal to reset and re-link to your phone (on Fedora, installed via Flatpak), do this: Ctl+T (open terminal) Not sure this will help, but here are my latest Signal logs:
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Hello, I've had this same "stuck on optimizing" bug for several weeks on OSX. I've been tryna find the database to delete, since reinstalling didn't work. I have logs: From corrupt database: From Signal UI:
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On macOS, the database is at |
My computer has been experiencing some kind of weird OS bug that causes it to reboot coming out of suspend sometimes. That might be the culprit. Either way, I think it'd be nice if Signal had a graceful "o fuck do you wanna delete your db and reset from scratch?" kind of popup. This was quite a frustrating issue, because (a) using the menus to delete the database did nothing (b) reinstalling the app twice did nothing (c) no real feedback that a serious crash had occurred in the UI (d) took like 30 min for me to find where the actual database file is because I'm bad at Mac But I love you guys and Signal #1 |
@Garoth Please enter a feature request for that. Though it should be really really uncommon, it would be nice to have a clear set of next steps for people who have found themselves in that situation. |
It's not very uncommon for heavy users. |
@deutrino Please reach out to [email protected] and we can work with you to figure out exactly what can cause the corruption to happen. Either way, we have a new dialog that pops up on startup if there appears to be a database error. |
I'm going to close this, since that new dialog prevents you from being stuck in that 'Optimizing...' stage. |
Bug description
I updated to the newest version of Signal, and it gets stuck in "Optimizing Application"
Steps to reproduce
Actual result:
It starts up, but won't leave the "Optimizing Application" page.
Expected result:
I should be able to read my messages.
Screenshots
Platform info
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Link to debug log
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