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From: Krzysztof B. <kb...@un...> - 2023-07-26 11:16:07
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Hi Sander, Are there any updates on the below topic? We have some nice performance improvements prepared, that should help with your perf-problems, but I'd prefer to release them only after investigating this issue, which sounds critical. Best, Krzysztof W dniu 19.06.2023 o 11:46, Sander Apweiler pisze: > Dear Roman, > not yet since we are quite busy with preparing a summerschool. Maybe > later next week. > > Best regards, > Sander > > On Mon, 2023-06-19 at 11:40 +0200, Roman Krysiński wrote: >> Dear Sander, >> >> Are there any news with regards to additional information? >> >> Thank you, >> Roman >> >> >> pon., 12 cze 2023 o 10:35 Sander Apweiler <sa....@fz...> >> napisał(a): >>> Dear Krzysztof, >>> we will bring the information as soon as possible. >>> >>> Best regards, >>> Sander >>> >>> On Thu, 2023-06-08 at 10:16 +0200, Krzysztof Benedyczak wrote: >>>> Dear Laura, Sander, >>>> >>>> W dniu 6.06.2023 o 13:19, Laura Hofer pisze: >>>>> Dear Krzysztof, Dear Roman, >>>>> >>>>> we were just about to install unity 3.13.0 and then start >>>>> testing. >>>>> To >>>>> do this, we first switched from unity 3.11.2 to unity 3.12.0, >>>>> then >>>>> to >>>>> 3.13.0. After that, we received an application error message >>>>> when >>>>> logging in (see attached screenshot). Unfortunately we could >>>>> not >>>>> find >>>>> any error message in the stack trace, so we switched back to >>>>> 3.12.0. >>>>> There we got the same error message at login, but then we could >>>>> also >>>>> find an error message in the stack trace. This is also attached >>>>> as >>>>> a >>>>> txt file. >>>> So we have found the problem in 3.12 causing your error. We can >>>> fix >>>> it, >>>> no problem, however I don't think it makes a lot of sense: it is >>>> a >>>> minor >>>> bug, which will only occur on a database which was run on 3.13, >>>> and >>>> then >>>> used in 3.12. This problem on 3.12 is also for sure 100% not >>>> related >>>> to >>>> the (serious) sign-in problem you observed on 3.13. >>>> >>>> That said, to investigate the real issue we need to get back to >>>> 3.13, >>>> and diagnose the problem in there. In case of error like in your >>>> screenshot, you should rather get a stacktrace or at least ERROR >>>> message >>>> in log. It is possible we have some omission in logging, but >>>> unlikely. >>>> >>>> Can you please first enable debug logging, then repeat your >>>> failing >>>> sign-in on 3.13 and inspect log files one more time (or share it >>>> with >>>> us)? We need to find some clues on what is failing. Without >>>> access to >>>> your database it will be the only way forward. >>>> >>>> Best, >>>> Krzysztof >>>> >>>> |