Running into GarminSdkError::0 when trying to sync Nextcloud

[ashrude]

I'm running Music v1.8.1 and SubMusic 2.8 on an Epix 2
SubMusic settings:
API backend: Ampache API
Server Address: https://cloud.[domain].[tld]/apps/music/ampache

When I go into "more", and "Test Server", it says "Inlog OK No podcasts"
Then when I try to sync, after searching for a wifi network it displays "GarminSdkError::0". The only playlist I have selected has five songs. It's also correctly pulling the list of playlists and songs in playlists.

I'm also using a LetsEncrypt certificate on my server, and nextcloud is behind Nginx Proxy Manager

[memen45]

Thanks for your feedback. Can you check the ciphers you enabled on your webserver? See #42
Will try the same version shortly, have to charge my watch first.

[villovil]

I am having the same issue on a Forerunner 265
I have Airsonic server version 10.6.2-RELEASE
I am also using a valid LetsEncrypt cert

API Backend: Subsonic API

When I have no playlist selected for offline sync the "Sync" is successful. I guess it grabs the available playlists. However once I select either if my 2 "testing" playlist with less than 12 songs and try to sync again, I get "GarminSdkError::0" displayed on the screen

[memen45]

Could you try different number of songs on the playlist (zero songs too) and maybe narrow it down to a particular song? I have seen certain characters in the metadata cause this error as well, for example the copyright ©️ symbol.

Otherwise you could also send me a personal email (in the Garmin Connect IQ store, then Contact developer option) with some temporary login details so I can test with your server instance.

[villovil]

Thanks for your quick response.
I have sent the access to my server via Connect IQ store.

With regards to manipulating the playlist, I think I have done all sorts of changes since I assumed it might be a naming issue. However, none of that seems to help.

[memen45]

Do you have redirect in place? Found an issue where the redirect is not followed here.

I will take a look as soon as I get home. I forgot my windows boot drive and the simulator doesn't work on Linux unfortunately.

[villovil]

I wouldn't call it a redirect. It's just that the Airsonic container is sitting behind an Apache reverse proxy... I think in this day and age this kind of setup is pretty standard.
I appreciate your attention looking into this🙏🏽

[yura1106]

I'm facing a similar issue with my Forerunner 255s Music.
My setup includes NextCloud behind Traefik in Kubernetes, and I also use TrueChart in TrueNAS Scale.
The connection to NextCloud and fetching of playlists, podcasts, and tracks are functioning properly. However, there seems to be an issue with syncing songs.
Can you suggest any solution, please?
Thank you for your time and effort in investigating this matter.

[villovil]

I'm facing a similar issue with my Forerunner 255s Music. My setup includes NextCloud behind Traefik in Kubernetes, and I also use TrueChart in TrueNAS Scale. The connection to NextCloud and fetching of playlists, podcasts, and tracks are functioning properly. However, there seems to be an issue with syncing songs. Can you suggest any solution, please? Thank you for your time and effort in investigating this matter.

I am wondering if maybe some stuff changed with Garmin recently and broke the add-on. I shared credentials to my Airsonic server with the dev to try see if the error can be reproduced. Hopefully a way forward can be found... I'd really like to be able to us my own music and not have to subscript to Spotify Premium or the other services.

[memen45]

Unfortunately, it will take longer. Currently, I am unable to see crash reports, run the simulator, or anything. The Garmin dev tools were not streamlined, but now completely broken. Waiting for an update on their side :(

[villovil]

Unfortunately, it will take longer. Currently, I am unable to see crash reports, run the simulator, or anything. The Garmin dev tools were not streamlined, but now completely broken. Waiting for an update on their side :(

Is it possible to install an older version of the app to see if the error is also present there? (I don't even know if this sort of thing is possible with IQ)