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"Alien 3 (1992).mkv" scans to `Aliens 1984` as well, probably related >The documentation is pretty clear on grouping. The filenames must match the folder name In testing this is irrelevant...

https://github.com/dimsemenov/PhotoSwipe/issues/1241 (tiff does suck though, serve webp, avif, jxl, etc)

https://github.com/andi34/PhotoSwipe

> Thank you for raising this issue, > Could you go in your settings and report the error message mentioned there? > > Should probably be mitigated by #18164 Next...

Could be an arch issue, I am using https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/element-desktop-nightly-bin/ with a different error message (as posted above) however both are related to search.. @anoadragon453 (assuming it's the same person) said...

@gsouquet tbh didn't even know this section of settings existed, would have clicked that earlier Main page goes to: >Securely cache encrypted messages locally for them to appear in search...

>does your search actually find stuff from e2e channels now, though? Yes that is what "looks like my searches are working" means make sure the sqlcipher is installed (if you're...

Looks like it broke again lmao ``` Error opening the database: SqlCipherError("Sqlcipher support is missing") ``` reindexing fixed it again... hahah nvm it just broke again and now it hangs...

Leaving it on all night (like I said in last comment) didn't do anything. Also if it helps anyone get to the bottom of it: I've recreated it on manjaro...

@dkasak thanks worked for me with my error of not being able to click the "enable" button (which was underlying sqlcipher issue as we know from previously) ``` LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libsqlcipher.so exec...