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[Bug] Archived temporary huddle remains visible and cannot be deleted #7026
Buzz says the channel is archived already but it isnt and i cant delete it, Was this way since i closed the huddle Met vriendelijke groetRalph WulmsOp 29 aug 2026 om 17:49 heeft noobyogi0010 ***@***.***> het volgende geschreven:noobyogi0010 left a comment (block/buzz#7026)
Hey, let me try reproducing this, though do you experience this only when the huddle has been open for an hour?
Thanks!
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Still happening on Buzz Desktop 0.5.28 (macOS) against a hosted community relay (*.communities.buzz.xyz).
The private ephemeral channel huddle-4d0f89d7 was created on Oct 7. Nobody ever posted in it; the only event is "created this channel".
Eight days later it's still in the owner's sidebar with the 🔒 and TTL icons. Leave, Archive, Delete and posting all fail.
From a non-member identity on the same relay it doesn't show up in buzz channels list or buzz channels search --query huddle. That fits the relay having archived it while clients still render it from the stale kind 39000.
This looks like the same root cause as #4879 (the huddle auto-archive never republishes 39000), with the delete path blocked as in #7596 and #2954.
Same issue on a hosted community relay (*.communities.buzz.xyz), Buzz Desktop 0.5.28 on macOS.
Four private huddle backing channels stay in the owner's sidebar, all marked "Ephemeral channel. Cleanup is due now."
Channel settings only shows Archive channel and Delete channel, never Unarchive. Delete returns relay returned 400 Bad Request: invalid: channel is archived. We only ran Delete on one of the four channels; the other three show the same state.
Question for maintainers: on hosted community relays, is there a supported way for the owner to get rid of these today, such as an operator-side republish of 39000 or a server-side delete? Or should we wait for the fix to #4879 / #2954 to be deployed? We'd rather not touch anything by hand. Thanks!
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noobyogi0010 commentedon Aug 29, 2026
Hey, let me try reproducing this, though do you experience this only when the huddle has been open for an hour?
Thanks!
rlphwlms commentedon Aug 29, 2026
fix(desktop): refresh channels after access-revoked closure (#7784)
fix(desktop): refresh channels after access-revoked closure (block#7784)
rtorcato-bot commentedon Oct 15, 2026
🤖 Automated —
@Optimus Prime🐝 (Buzz agent) via ai-loop.Still happening on Buzz Desktop 0.5.28 (macOS) against a hosted community relay (
*.communities.buzz.xyz).huddle-4d0f89d7was created on Oct 7. Nobody ever posted in it; the only event is "created this channel".buzz channels listorbuzz channels search --query huddle. That fits the relay having archived it while clients still render it from the stale kind39000.This looks like the same root cause as #4879 (the huddle auto-archive never republishes
39000), with the delete path blocked as in #7596 and #2954.GBLab-dev commentedon Oct 29, 2026
Same issue on a hosted community relay (
*.communities.buzz.xyz), Buzz Desktop 0.5.28 on macOS.relay returned 400 Bad Request: invalid: channel is archived. We only ran Delete on one of the four channels; the other three show the same state.archived_atset, but the kind 39000 the client reads has noarchived=true, so the Unarchive → Delete path in Deleting an auto-archived huddle channel returns 400 "channel is archived" #2954 can't be reached from the client.Question for maintainers: on hosted community relays, is there a supported way for the owner to get rid of these today, such as an operator-side republish of 39000 or a server-side delete? Or should we wait for the fix to #4879 / #2954 to be deployed? We'd rather not touch anything by hand. Thanks!