User manual: mobile credentials

[Dirk Hohndel]

That's because I restarted the app to create the log output... So the email/password was already entered

/D

On October 9, 2017 9:57:41 AM PDT, Jan Mulder <jlmulder at xs4all.nl> wrote:
>On 09-10-17 17:13, Dirk Hohndel wrote:
>> 
>> 
>> On October 9, 2017 7:17:39 AM PDT, Jan Mulder <jlmulder at xs4all.nl>
>wrote:
>>> On 09-10-17 15:03, Dirk Hohndel wrote:
>>>> Jan, I have the issue that for one my accounts I deleted all the
>>> dives from the repo, force pushed to the server, deleted the local
>>> storage on the phone (going to have an empty dive list to do more
>>> download tests against...) and now I get shown the PIN message even
>>> though the account exists and is verified...
>>>>
>>>> "0.708: Synchronising data file"
>>>> "1.016: AppState changed to active with save ongoing and no unsaved
>>> changes"
>>>> "1.639: loading dives from cache failed -1"
>>>> "1.645: have cloud credentials, but still needs PIN"
>>>> "1.646: have cloud credentials, but user asked not to connect to
>>> network"
>>>>
>>>> This may be a weird case with an unexpected error, but I figured
>I'd
>>> mention it...
>>>
>>> Tried to reproduce this ... and did not succeed.
>>>
>>> Maybe that's related to "deleted the local storage on the phone". On
>my
>>>
>>> rooted phone, I just use adb shell, get root privs, cd
>>> /data/data/org.subsurfacedivelog.mobile/files/cloudstorage and
>simply
>>> rm
>>> -rf <the cloud hash for the used account>. After this, when I start
>the
>>>
>>> app again, that local git repo is re-created.
>>>
>>> But unsure that you delete the local storage the same way?
>>>
>>> This all said, for rooted phones it is probably not difficult to
>mess
>>> with data that makes the app unhappy.
>> 
>> The phone isn't rooted... so I used Android Settings - Apps - picked
>Subsurface-mobile and then cleared the storage
>> 
>> As I said, likely a silly corner case, but I at least wanted to send
>it. I'll try to look at the code to see which error triggers this
>
>The error comes from QMLManager::openLocalThenRemote(). It fails to
>open 
>the local git repo, but as we only get here with known credentials it 
>further assumes that the PIN fase has not been passed yet (as that is 
>the moment the local git repo is created). This is obviously a wrong 
>assumption in your case.
>
>There is something special in your logging. It says "0.708: 
>Synchronising data file", which has a very early timestamp during the 
>run. When I clear my app data, on the way you do, I land on the first 
>credential page to enter my email/passwd. This is logical, as the 
>settings are stored in the data as well, so entering this is needed.
>And 
>the Synchronising message in the log comes after "sign-on or register".
>
>So, what is weird is that you seem to be able to enter your credentials
>
>in less than 0.708 seconds ... where it costs me at least 20 seconds to
>
>enter my credentials.
>
>--jan

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