cells-sync on Fedora 34 "Response served by service worker has redirections"

[jeffgoh]

I can access http://localhost:3636 login to the cells-2.2.9 instance and sync, but the GUi is for me just broken. I installed the gnome-shell extension for systray/libappindicator3 - so that part works ok, but I don't know how to troubleshoot current error (or even what it means), since google "pydio cells-sync service worker redirections" offers no context.

[jkirk]

@jeffgoh Did you solve the problem?

I just installed cells-sync on LMDE5 (Linux Mint Debian Edition 5) based on Debian/bullseye and have the same problem.

[jkirk]

This is still an issue with LMDE 6 + Debian/bookworm.

It seems, this are the relevant logs:

2024-11-19T23:14:19.995+0100    ERROR   systray Overriding existing handler for signal 10. Set JSC_SIGNAL_FOR_GC if you want WebKit to use a different signal
2024-11-19T23:14:20.333+0100    ERROR   systray CONSOLE JS ERROR Response served by service worker has redirections
2024-11-19T23:14:20.334+0100    ERROR   systray CONSOLE JS ERROR Cannot load http://localhost:3636/?__WB_REVISION__=004a1d224db2844a9ae872412c381f6b.
2024-11-19T23:14:20.334+0100    ERROR   systray CONSOLE SECURITY ERROR Response served by service worker has redirections

Hope, this helps somebody to come up with a solution.

[jkirk]

The error seems to come from cells-sync webview:

❯ ./cells-sync version

    Cells Sync Client (0.9.4)
    Published on 06 Feb 23 08:14 +0000
    Revision number a526eda2c39be2ae8d707120d76cb7c7bcc9297b

❯ ./cells-sync webview       
Overriding existing handler for signal 10. Set JSC_SIGNAL_FOR_GC if you want WebKit to use a different signal
CONSOLE JS ERROR Response served by service worker has redirections
CONSOLE JS ERROR Cannot load http://localhost:3636/?__WB_REVISION__=004a1d224db2844a9ae872412c381f6b.
CONSOLE SECURITY ERROR Response served by service worker has redirections

There have been a few commits to webview.go since the last release: https://github.com/pydio/cells-sync/commits/main/cmd/webview.go?since=2023-02-06&until=2024-11-19. Maybe a new release would help / solve this?