Summary:
I am seeing some issues around un-read messages, where notifications are received but un-read messages are either not highlighted or even not visible on iOS or in the Browser.
Steps to reproduce:
I’ve been un-successful in trying to reproduce the errors. I can’t see any errors or events in the Mattermost or Nginix logs from around the times the issues occured.
Without being able to reproduce the issues, I’m looking for some guidance on what further steps I should take on troubleshooting.
Most users have Mobile notifications on iOS set to “For all activity” and “Online, away or offline” and thus users aren’t using @ calls in this environment.
Description of issues:
A user receives an iOS notification for a new message but no unread messages are shown in the UI on iOS and Desktop Browser. User needs to open every channel to find the new message.
A user is invited to a new direct message channel. The receive an iOS notifications but the new channel is not viewable either on iOS or the Desktop. Confirmed on multiple desktops.
User A send User B a direct message in an existing channel.
User B receives a notification on iOS but the message is not displayed either on iOS or the Desktop.
User B replies to User A in the same channel.
User A replies that the message in the channel but User B cannot see it.
The message is present in the database.
Environment:
Single Host Centos 7
Mattermost Team Edition 4.7.3
Nginx 1.12.2
5.6.39 MySQL Community Server
The notification is received not while the app is open and generally while the phone is locked. Users usually start with “I tapped on the notification…”
Okay, that sounds like a known issue that will be fixed in the upcoming 1.7 release of the mobile app so that it’ll take you to the correct channel when you open the app from a push notification. It should be coming out in a week or two, but if any of your users would like to try the 1.7 beta before then to see if it’s fixed, we have instructions for how to sign up for it here.
I have a potentially related issue on my company’s server (which seems pretty new): MM is telling me I have 2 unread messages and I cannot find them. I have visited all channels I’m a member of, I have tried opening direct messages with almost everyone. I’m afraid the unread messages may be in multi-people DMs I don’t remember and that were obsoleted automatically.
How can I find which 2 messages are unread?
About says:
Mattermost Version: dev
Database Schema Version: 5.7.0
What server version are you running and do you use collapsed reply threads? If so, can you also reproduce the problem when you turn them off? There’s currently an issue where a deleted post does not properly synchronize between mobile and desktop and causes such issues to appear and it’s being hunted down as we speak.
I looked for this on various websit es including youtube and solved it using to miss calls even though your iPhone should be telling you about them? That’s definitely annoying! Let’s see if we can figure out what’s going on. There are a few things that could be causing this.
First, the most obvious but sometimes overlooked thing: check if Do Not Disturb is accidentally turned on. Swipe down from the top right corner of your screen to open Control Center. Look for the little crescent moon icon. If it’s lit up, that means Do Not Disturb is on, and it’ll silence calls and notifications. Tap the moon to turn it off. Also, while you’re in Control Center, make sure your phone isn’t in Silent Mode. There’s a little bell icon; if it has a slash through it, tap it to turn silent mode off.
Another thing to double-check is your notification settings for the Phone app itself. Go to Settings, then find “Notifications.” Scroll down until you see “Phone” and tap it. Make sure “Allow Notifications” is toggled on. While you’re there, also check that “Lock Screen,” “Notification Center,” and “Banners” are all checked. You can also choose how you want to be alerted (sounds, banners, etc.).
Sometimes, a simple restart can fix weird software glitches. Try restarting your iPhone. Hold down the side button and volume button (or the power button on older iPhones) until the “slide to power off” shows up. Give it a minute, then turn it back on.