OneDrive is stuck in a loop of constant null references

[TuggyNE]

When I try to synchronize or check the connection, I get .NET fallback exception handler messages with variations on "Object reference not set to an instance of an object". Unfortunately, even though running the OAuth cycle appears to work, it immediately forgets its auth token and the error messages appear again as soon as I try to do anything.

It doesn't matter which storage is chosen for auth details, either. Restarting and clearing the connection and creating a new one don't help.

Also, OAuth only works at all when elevated, since it expects to be able to listen on a privileged port (<1024). This is wrong.

[Kyrodan]

Hi @TuggyNE,

• Forgetting the auth token: maybe you are right and this should be fixed. There are others reported issues relating to this.
• Privileged ports: I don't use privileged ports in KeeAnywhere. Maybe you are still using Windows 7 which has a different behavior opening ports on Localhost-IP, than newer Windows Versions, which forces you to run KeePass elevated.

Regards,
Daniel

[TuggyNE]

Thanks for getting back to me! I use Windows 8.1, which is still under extended support.

[bnosie]

Also experiencing this issue on multiple computers. All running Windows 10, KeePass 2.50, KeeAnywhere 2.0.3.

[LtlBear]

I am seeing the same problem on multiple computers - Windows 10 and Windows 11. KeePass 2.51.1 / KeyAnywhere 2.0.3.0