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First crash, then "my programs" empty #466
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Zapp Crash Report Vielen Dank für die Rückmeldung!
Folgende Informationen helfen den Entwicklern von Zapp, den Fehler zu beheben:
REPORT_ID=cb3648df-cb15-40b0-a9f8-78cd312df4fb
USER_EMAIL=
USER_COMMENT=
IS_SILENT=false
USER_CRASH_DATE=2024-11-02T12:10:55.652+01:00
APP_VERSION_NAME=8.5.4
APP_VERSION_CODE=74
ANDROID_VERSION=14
PHONE_MODEL=SM-A136B
BRAND=samsung
SHARED_PREFERENCES=default.pref_key_sleep_timer_delay_millis=3600000
default.pref_ui_mode=default
default.pref_detail_landscape=false
default.pref_key_language=de
default.pref_download_wifi_only=false
default.pref_shortcuts=[]
default.pref_key_start_tab=live
default.pref_key_player_zoomed=false
default.pref_enable_subtitles=false
default.dynamic_colors=false
default.acra.legacyAlreadyConvertedTo4.8.0=true
default.pref_key_pip_on_back=true
default.acra.legacyAlreadyConvertedToJson=true
default.pref_key_download_to_sd_card=true
default.acra.lastVersionNr=47
default.pref_key_stream_quality_cellular=lowest
STACK_TRACE=android.database.sqlite.SQLiteDatabaseCorruptException: database disk image is malformed (code 11 SQLITE_CORRUPT[11])
at android.database.sqlite.SQLiteConnection.nativeExecuteForCursorWindow(Native Method)
at android.database.sqlite.SQLiteConnection.executeForCursorWindow(sqliteconnection.java:1362)
at android.database.sqlite.SQLiteSession.executeForCursorWindow(sqlitesession.java:838)
at android.database.sqlite.SQLiteQuery.fillWindow(sqlitequery.java:62)
at android.database.sqlite.SQLiteCursor.fillWindow(sqlitecursor.java:157)
at android.database.sqlite.SQLiteCursor.getCount(sqlitecursor.java:144)
at [x4.h.call](https://x4.h.call/)(Unknown Source:1899)
at S1.b.q(Unknown Source:80)
at a5.a.o(Unknown Source:8)
at [y5.E.run](https://y5.e.run/)(Unknown Source:112)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(threadpoolexecutor.java:1145)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$[Worker.run](https://worker.run/)(threadpoolexecutor.java:644)
at [java.lang.Thread.run](https://java.lang.thread.run/)(thread.java:1012)
Suppressed: D5.g: [q0{Cancelling}@d7810d7, Dispatchers.Main.immediate] |
Should I refrain from using the app apart from the live stream for the time being because new data stocks might be overwritten by a restore? |
Thank you very much for reporting! This is the first time this issue occurs - we received no other related crash reports via email. It looks like the sqlite database Zapp is using to store data has been corrupted and cannot be saved. Restoring an Android backup should bring back the data (when the backup has been configured correctly) - it is worth a try. Is Zapp now running without crashes or still crashing when viewing a mediathek video? This is the deobfuscated stack trace - but no useful information there:
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Functionality of the app after the crash:
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Steps to reproduce
Playing a downloaded video
Expected behaviour
Actual behaviour
Forcing the app to close via the settings and then restarting it in the expectation that the database entries would be available again after a reboot did not work.
Restarting the device did not help either. The contents have still disappeared.
The downloads themselves are still available. Nevertheless, the loss of the list of failed downloads, status of viewed videos and bookmarks is very annoying. I also occasionally use "continue viewing" as a list for resubmission.
Are there any ways of restoring them? Possibly via the Android backup? This is likely to show corresponding gaps in content with a time delay.
Device: Samsung Galaxy A13 5G (SM-A136B/DSN)
Operating System: Android 14, One UI-Version 6.1**
ZAPP: 8.5.4 (74)
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