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dboyd
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Cannot open file : Wrong password

Mon Jul 13, 2020 5:25 pm
Hi, I switched to debian which also gave me an updated version of skrooge. I have a skg file that never had a password, now with new install I am unable to open the file, or conert the file.
I looked over https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/60989 from thread viewtopic.php?f=210&t=156198, but this is outdated.
I have tried the new skrooge 2.22, i went back to 2.18, then i compiled 2.17 ( my original version). My sqlcipher is not at the version talked about in link. I also manually compiled sqlcipher-3.4.2, and still no luck.

The debug log for skrooge shows it database undefined. but I dont understand what database it is trying to open, since it cant open database, it just gives back the incorrect password.

I have tried everything I can think of, im currently going back to opensuse on another machine to see if I can open the file.

Any help would be appreciated, I really hope I have not lost years of data.
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Hi,

I'm the main developer of Skrooge.

Could you check that ?
1- What is the size of your skg file ? Is it something realistic (More than 5MB) ?
2- Is the parent directory accessible in read / write ?
3- Do you have a failure if you try to save and reopen a new skg document ?
4- Could you do that from a console with the last version of Skrooge (2.22) ?
export SKGTRACE=5
skrooge 2>&1 > traces.txt
Try to open the file
Send me the trace file by email (you can find me email address in the "About" of Skrooge)

Regards.


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dboyd
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1- skg size is 3.4M
2- parent directory is accessible in read / write.
To be extra sure i did a chmod 777 -R /opt, and also moved the file to same location as skrooge compile. /opt/skrooge
3- I do not have failures opening a new document
4- I ran the trace and will send.
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I think I figured out the issue. Debian came with the following:
libsqlcipher-dev/stable 3.4.1-1+b12 amd64
libsqlcipher0/stable 3.4.1-1+b12 amd64
sqlcipher/stable 3.4.1-1+b12 amd64

apparently this does not work, i had to download compile and install 3.4.2 ( I also had to remove 3.4.1, this may be why my initial test of 3.4.2 didnt work)
With 3.4.2 I can now open my .skg file.


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