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Invalid Public Key Error

I am getting this error popping up every few minutes:

Uncaught Exception:

Error [ERR_CRYPTO_ECDH_INVALID_PUBLIC_KEY]: Public key is not valid for specified curve

at ECDH.dhComputeSecret [as computeSecret] (node:internal/crypto/diffiehellman:158:11)

at extractDH (file:///Applications/griply.app/Contents/Resources/app.asar/dist-electron/main-3OuSchry.js:18087:15)

at extractSecretAndContext (file:///Applications/griply.app/Contents/Resources/app.asar/dist-electron/main-3OuSchry.js:18104:16)

at deriveKeyAndNonce (file:///Applications/griply.app/Contents/Resources/app.asar/dist-electron/main-3OuSchry.js:18163:13)

at Object.decrypt$1 [as decrypt] (file:///Applications/griply.app/Contents/Resources/app.asar/dist-electron/main-3OuSchry.js:18230:11)

at decrypt (file:///Applications/griply.app/Contents/Resources/app.asar/dist-electron/main-3OuSchry.js:18321:29)

at Zr.<anonymous> (file:///Applications/griply.app/Contents/Resources/app.asar/dist-electron/main-3OuSchry.js:18431:35)

at Zr.<anonymous> (file:///Applications/griply.app/Contents/Resources/app.asar/dist-electron/main-3OuSchry.js:18403:24)

at Parser.emit (node:events:518:28)

at Parser.handleGotMessageBytes (file:///Applications/griply.app/Contents/Resources/app.asar/dist-electron/main-3OuSchry.js:18011:10)

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  • Ruud from Griply

    Team•

    Aug 12

    Hi @Brad please download the latest version 3.52.0 (2.6.0) of our desktop app on https://griply.app/download. That should solve it for you.

    • Aqua Grove

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      Sep 12

      Hi @Ruud from Griply - I just started getting the same error today. Win10, 3.52.4. It seems like the app itself works so it’s non-blocking but annoying.

      • Ruud from Griply

        Team•

        Sep 13

        Can you please Download the latest version of the desktop app from https://griply.app/download and let me know if the issue still occurs after that?

        Thanks

        • Aqua Grove

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          Sep 13

          The issue actually went away on its own after a few hours (without reinstalling and without restarting the app - I tried restarting earlier but it didn’t resolve the issue then) - checked to confirm, still the same version.

          • Ruud from Griply

            Team•

            Sep 15

            Thank you for letting me know.

            It is still good to check if you have this version installed: v3.52.5 (2.6.0). Especially the part between the () is important.

            The crash happened in (2.2.0) so if you’re on an older version of the app it can keep happening.