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[MOD-2348] iOS: Encrypted Database upgrade-error when using Ti.Database

GitHub Issuen/a
TypeBug
PriorityCritical
StatusClosed
ResolutionNot Our Bug
Resolution Date2017-08-10T17:54:59.000+0000
Affected Version/sn/a
Fix Version/sn/a
ComponentsEncrypted SQLite DB
Labelsn/a
ReporterVictor Vazquez Montero
AssigneeChristopher Williams
Created2017-07-12T19:51:37.000+0000
Updated2017-08-10T17:55:08.000+0000

Description

Description

Customer upgraded to SDK 6.x from SDK 5.x and updated the SQLite Database Encryption modules from 1.3.1 to 2.0.2. Since the upgrade they are running into the following errors: error database is encrypted file doesn't exist error Since upgrading SDK's they had to open import the app in appcelerator which gave it a new GUID

Addition customer notes

App works perfectly fine on brand new install only on upgrade this issue is happening. App logs are provided previously. I am strongly suspecting that something has changed about DB password or database key that is causing this issue. Things changed in the app is - App GUID got changed. DB password in assets -> alloy -> sync -> enc.db.js is set to 'An excellent password can be used here, such as this string.'; and this has not changed in release.

steps to reproduce

* create an app and encrypt the database using version 1.3.1 SDK 5.x * Upgrade to SDK 6.x and module version 2.0.2 ( at this step Appcelerator had them import the app which generated a new GUID for the application) * Run database and get errors

Attachments

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Comments

  1. Ricardo Ramirez 2017-07-12

    Old version of the application - 5.1 Appcelerator SDK 5.x Database version - 1.3.1 New version of the application 6.0 Appcelerator SDK 6.x Database version - 2.0.1
  2. Hans Knöchel 2017-07-15

    This has to be related to TIMOB-24488. The solution for the linked ticket was to update the library that caused the issue (PSPSFKit) to latest. They basically linked -lsqlite3 in there library as well, which caused the trouble. When we use the Alloy-Sync API, Alloy will internally use Ti.Database, which may cause the same issue then. In addition to the proposal by [~cwilliams], I would like to see the .pbxproj file generated with that patch. We should also test Ti.Database calls in general using the patch and the Encrypted-Database module. *EDIT 1*: Download [2.0.3 Beta 1](https://github.com/appcelerator-modules/appcelerator.encrypteddatabase/releases/tag/2.0.2-beta.1) *EDIT 2*: Why exactly did the GUID change? An SDK 5.x project should already have been registered with our platform, especially when using the encrypted database module. The GUID is used as the fallback password if the password is not set or set to DEFAULT, so if the customer does either of those scenarios (not set or set to default), the changed GUID will cause the problems. But as I think that should not be the case, QE should validate the latest 2.0.3 draft (above) to validate the provided fix again. Thx!

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