Public bug report changed: https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/29216
Comment: Yes, same thing here: Breezy's evince ask for a password, Dapper's evince doesn't ask for one. And in the later case, Dapper's evince say in the properties of the document that there is no security for that document. I read that pdf document using Adobe Reader 7, and I get these security options from the document's properties: Security Method: Password Security Document Open Password: No Permissions Password: Yes Printing: High Resolution Changing the Document: Not Allowed Content Copying or Extraction: Not Allowed Commenting: Not Allowed Form Field Fill-in or signing: Not Allowed Content Accessbility Enabled: Allowed Document Assembly: Not Allowed Encryption Level: High (128-bit RC4) So the pdf is password protected, but you are allowed to read it without the need for a password. So Breezy's Evince is buggy (it shouldn't ask for a password) and Dapper's Evince works correctly. I don't think Dapper's Evince should say that there is no security of that document (that's incorrect), but that's a minor and separate issue. -- desktop-bugs mailing list desktop-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/desktop-bugs
