Definitely enough people to confirm this bug. However, I think there's
a duplicate triaged bug in one of the 3 firefox source packages
(firefox, firefox-3.0, firefox-3.5). If someone could find it, I
believe this might actually be fixed in Firefox 4.0.
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The recipe in my comment #8 still reproduces the issue in Lucid (10.04
LTS) firefox version 3.6.6.
** Changed in: firefox-3.5 (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
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This bug still occurs for Firefox 3.5, so I expect this to be the same for 3.0.
I get the exact same errors as Anton reported (nr. 3 and 4).
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We were wondering if this is still an issue for you. Can you try with
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I have got this a couple of times with PDF files. The file is
downloaded, it can be found intact in the tmp directory, but it will not
open with the default Document viewer. IIRC, explicitly selecting a
viewer (/usr/bin/xpdf of /usr/bin/evince) opened the document fine.
Right now I cannot reproduc
Thomas K - After looking at your link, I seem to recall seeing this
issue once before when trying to download a PDF. I can't reproduce it
though, but I found this link, which suggests deleting download history
using Tools -> Clear Private Data when you experience problems
downloading files:
http:/
>My solution was to uninstall Firefox 3 and install Firefox 2
That's not really a solution, though.
I've done a few searches on bugzilla, and I can't see anything that looks
the same. Running some google searches shows that this has been seen on
Ubuntu before, but there seemed to be no clear conc
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> My solution was to uninstall Firefox 3 and install Firefox 2 My
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> Computers are like air-conditioners ... They don't work proper
I have full access to the /tmp directory.
No other users on the system
My solution was to uninstall Firefox 3 and install Firefox 2
My Problem resolved
Computers are like air-conditioners ...
They don't work properly when you open windows :)
thanks Andrew
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Are there any other users on the system? If another user already has
that file name under /tmp, then you'd probably get a similar error due
to the sticky bit on /tmp.
Or have you set up Apparmor for Firefox by any chance? I couldn't think
of any other reason why you'd get the error. If you had no
It sounds like you do not have write access to the /tmp directory, for
some reason...
Does this still happen after a reboot? If so, can you go to a command
line, then do: "cd /" (change to the root directory), "ls -ltrh" (make a
detailed list of what's in that directory), and post the result here
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