Richard S

To be clear, this is not a request to "save my database". I do Syncing with Syncthing, and it keeps multiple backups for me. The sync's are one directional, meaning they only ever go from mobile to workstation. Thus I must conclude corruption occurred on mobile. Then I simply restored my local copy to the last backup. So I have no need for help with my database. My database does not need to be "rescued". What the community needs is someone with intelligence and skill to debug the cause of corruption,...

To be clear, this is not a request to "save my database". I do Syncing with Syncthing, and it keeps multiple backups for me. The sync's are one directional, meaning they only ever go from mobile to workstation. Thus I must conclude corruption occurred on mobile. Then I simply restored my local copy to the last backup. So I have no need for help with my database. My database does not need to be "rescued". What the community needs is someone with intelligence and skill to debug the cause of corruption,...

Respectfully Paul, I have nothing further to discuss. I have posted all the information regarding the error here, and I posted an upload of my personal database. The only thing left for me is to give you a copy of my password so that you may debug the issue. I am trusting you with a corrupt copy of my personal database, and the password to it. I'm not trying to sell you on Session. Session is just an extremely easy and secure chat client. If you would prefer I give you my password through another...

I've recently encountered this database corruption error as reported by Keepass on Ubuntu workstation. An error occured: Value cannot be null. Parameter name: value I do 100% of my database editing with Keepassdroid on Android, and sync to Ubuntu workstation. Which indicates that Keepassdroid is the origin of corruption for my database. When trying to open the database in Keepassdroid, the app simply crashes after submitting password. Prior to this incident, I've been using this workflow (sync mobile...

I've recently encountered this database corruption error as reported by Keepass on Ubuntu workstation. An error occured: Value cannot be null. Parameter name: value I do 100% of my database editing with Keepassdroid on Android, and sync to Ubuntu workstation. Which indicates that Keepassdroid is the origin of corruption for my database. When trying to open the database in Keepassdroid, the app simply crashes after submitting password. Prior to this incident, I've been using this workflow (sync mobile...