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The problems was due to overlapping device IDs stored in the session store for the UUID and the phone number of the user. A fix is proposed here: https://github.com/whisperfish/libsignal-service-rs/pull/108
I think this is a great idea. It makes handling of attachment symmetric.
I could take a look, however I would need some instructions how to run OpenBSD. Is there an easy way for me to run it from within Linux/Fedora?
Look like OpenBSD does not return the name of the current exe (gurk) in this code: ```rust // Returns the name of the current executable, used as a default for...
I would recommend to try `cross`. You can install it with `cargo install cross`. Compilation is then: ``` cross build --release --target=armv7-unknown-linux-musleabi ``` To list all possible rust target archs...
Thank you for reporting the issues (and kind words). Maybe we can solve the issues one by one. 3 sounds like the most several one. If you run gurk with...
Thank you for reporting. I will check the panic in presage/libsignal-websocket. Looks like we have a hard assumption there.
The version of `libsignal-service-rs` is very old: the commit `791c521` is from March 2019. Could you please try the latest version of gurk?
Failing prost usually means that `protoc` is not in PATH.
I will try to build it on Windows and come back to you. Please bear with me, never used Rust on Windows so far.