[jira] [Created] (OPENMEETINGS-269) Image Download Issue from the Whiteboard - Naming problem and Deletion.jpg file - Reported by George Kirkham

[Stephen Cottham (JIRA)]

Stephen Cottham created OPENMEETINGS-269:
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             Summary: Image Download Issue from the Whiteboard - Naming problem 
and Deletion.jpg file - Reported by George Kirkham
                 Key: OPENMEETINGS-269
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENMEETINGS-269
             Project: Openmeetings
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: UI
    Affects Versions: 2.0 Apache Incubator Release
         Environment: Debian 64 - Latest BUILD
            Reporter: Stephen Cottham
            Assignee: SebastianWagner
            Priority: Minor


When you select (double click) an uploaded document to display it to the 
Whiteboard, there are two options "Download original document" and "Download 
PDF document".
 
The "Download original document" gives the file name like f6362a94fd54...pdf 
(it was a PDF file that was uploaded).  Why the strange file name when 
downloading the document?  The original file name is still in the database 
because the original file name is what is used to identify the file to the user 
in the "Room files (public drive)" area, so why does the file not get saved 
with the correct file name?
 
Selecting the "Download PDF document", downloads a file called  "deleted.jpg", 
instead of a the PDF file.  The file  "deleted.jpg" is a jpeg file containing 
an image of the text "Image deleted".  Does this happen for others or is it 
just my builds that have this issue?
 
I can upload documents and they are converted OK, so I assume the paths in my 
configuration settings are correct.


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