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(Bug report) Sync anomalies in Trilium Version 0.61.13 #4435
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I have upgraded to version 0.61.15 and then version 0.62.2. I cleared all entries in the entity_change table. Then I run Trilium to reconstruct the records. This resulted in a reduction in the total number of records from 160,000 to 100,000. After the server reconstruct, I deleted the client's database and performed a complete data re-initialization. Everything appears to be functioning smoothly for the past week. But it happened again today. I usually run two clients, one is on Linux (A), the other on Windows (B). Today, one of the clients happend to have a short What's worse is if I let A finish the sync. Then B will have to go through the |
I've sent today's log file to your email. |
Hi, it looks I missed this issue when you originally posted it. I will take a look. |
The long syncs are likely caused by sync protocol error checking believing that there are errors and trying to fix the problem by replaying (parts/"sectors") of the database. That's what I saw in the logs from today, only for one "sector". One lead I'm following is the UTF encoding. JavaScript uses UTF-16, the data in SQLite are in UTF-8, so there is conversion. There could be some conversion in the network layer as well. While this should not lead to corruption, it could in theory lead to different byte-level representation since in Unicode it's possible to represent equivalent strings using different code points, which would then encode different control hashes. It's an unconfirmed hypothesis, however normalizing the strings before hash calculation should be done in any case. I'm not sure if this could explain also #4412 since different conversion strategies should not lead to invalid characters IMHO. |
The system level default encoding for most of the linux system is In python, we need to explicitly specify the with open('test.txt', 'w', encoding='utf-8') as file:
file.write('你好')
# Without explicit encoding, it will read the utf-8 content with GBK
# it may cause error or make some strange outputs.
with open('test.txt', 'r') as file:
print(file.read()) The output of above python code reads If I change it to
I'm not quite familiar with node.js. But I suspect if there is some module somehow uses the system level encoding instead of |
I've updated to 0.62.3 and the |
Today I performed the following tasks on Linux (A). This time only one client was involved. I took notes as usual, inputting text and images into several different notes. Then I sync with the server manually, and the sync time was very short, only took several seconds. I've deleted some notes recently and I do not need them anymore. So I used the After that, the |
I happened to have manual backup on client and server several hours ago. I restored the backups on both client and server and I did some tests.
I also tried So, there must be something wrong in the erase process which triggers the I've send the original logs to you email. |
I searched for I also find one tag value which is corrupted. But only one, so far. |
Hi @Nriver , thanks for the logs. I was able to reproduce the long sync - the key was indeed the note erasing, but also the note has to have revisions. This should be resolved in the patch version soon. However, this doesn't alone explain the corruption of Chinese characters. It might be produced as a consequence of the long sync (data is being overwritten), but how exactly the data gets corrupted is still unclear. |
I can confirm the Then I try to use both linux and windows client today, the The corruption of Chinese characters still exists. But the number of corrupted notes has been cut down a lot, something from over 20 to approximately 5. |
我也遇见这个类似的情况,客户端一直在发动同步请求,并有很多同步队列,查看日志发现多个hash不同的笔记; I have also encountered a similar situation where the client keeps initiating synchronization requests and there are multiple synchronization queues. Upon checking the logs, I found multiple notes with different hashes. Trilium Version |
I am using 0.62.4 and haven't tried 0.62.5 yet, but I can confirm I keep running into this "long sync" issue as well. I haven't noticed any notes getting corrupted, but I do sometimes get a lot of "recovered - " notes. I suspect it has something to do with killing trilium's connection (putting laptop to sleep, etc) while it's in the middle of one of these syncs, but haven't done much testing. I do normally use 1 server (linux) and 3 clients: macos, android (via termux), and windows 10. After reading through this thread, I decided to stick to a single server and client for a few days. I deleted document.db from the (macos) client and let it reinitialize from the server. I'll update if I can reproduce it with a single client. If not, I'll introduce one of the other OS/clients and see what happens. |
I have the same issue here. After opening a long-time-not-opened computer and synced my note lots of recovered notes appeared at the end of the root node. Meanwhile, the image files had been deleted. This troubles me very much and I wonder if there is a way to recover those notes. |
Trilium Version
0.61.13
What operating system are you using?
Windows
What is your setup?
Local + server sync
Operating System Version
win10
Description
I've been using version 0.61.13 for about a week, and I've noticed significant changes in the sync mechanism, leading to several issues:
Upon upgrading from version 0.60.4 to 0.61.13 on both the server and client, the data sync process involves excessive downloading and uploading of data. Despite my database being 1GB, the internet traffic indicates several GBs, resembling an
long sync
where the entire database appears to be uploaded and downloaded multiple times. I had to wait for a long long time before it finish.In versions 0.60 and earlier, I could simply delete my client-side database and download the server database for a quick data restoration, and I do not need to sync as they are the same data. However, in version 0.62, repeating the same process results in the extended
long sync
scenario. The only workaround I can find is to delete the local database, perform initialization within Trilium's UI, and wait for the sync which is much much faster than thatlong sync
.Occasionally, the client initiates a
long sync
, and I'm uncertain about the specific action triggering it. It's possible that clipping a page and subsequently deleting it before the synchronization,or something about erasing deleted notes triggers it. Unfortunately, I can't recall the exact sequence of events.The occurrence of
long sync
coincides with corruption in some Chinese note titles, as detailed in my post on (Bug report) Upgrade caused minor corruption in some Chinese character note titles #4412. I compared the db backup hours before it goes wrong. I can see the currupted titles (which are of different notes that I see in the issue). And there are lots of changes in theentity_change
table. (Not sure if this is the side effect of the above third issue)Error logs
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