I still think that too many apps rely on file extensions, so changing the
extension in the downloader sounds evil.
Talking on IRC with mandel, I proposed adding the UUID before the first dot,
like: mandel-kittens-ABCDEFG.tar.gz
He proposed prepending the UUID, which sounds a bit uglier, but I agr
> The UUID is only appended by UDM in two cases: if the app is confined, or if
> it's unconfined and the client has sent a
> LOCAL_PATH_KEY metadata value.
Partially true, the UUID is used to uniquely indentify the download in
the download manager. It is appended if the file is present in the fil
I mentioned this on IRC-- I've seen this behavior for some time, it was
only today that I decided to file the bug (sorry-- not always able to
file the moment I see it-- I jotted down that I needed to file it, then
tried again last night to see if it was still a problem, it was, so
filed).
Last cyc
> Even so, I don't know what the story for deleting the packages is, so
I'm not actually sure that scenario is possible.
I just looked, and UDM does try to delete the downloaded package once
the package is successfully post-processed (ie, pkcon returns success) -
so a previous successful install s
After some discussion and code spelunking, I wonder if this shouldn't be
a unity-scope-click bug.
For some background:
The UUID is only appended by UDM in two cases: if the app is confined,
or if it's unconfined and the client has sent a LOCAL_PATH_KEY metadata
value.
The scope is running as unc
I think you're probably right to resist changing UDM. However, I also
don't accept the idea that this should be assigned to click, because any
package built with click >= 0.3 is already just fine (i.e. I already
fixed this bug properly from my point of view, by adjusting the file
format so that we
** Changed in: ubuntu-download-manager
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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Title:
connect4 always fails to install
To manage notifications abou
I do not agree at all to assign this bug to the Ubuntu Download Manager.
There are three axioms that I'm not willing to change:
1. UDM is NOT used only for click packages downloads.
2. UDM will NOT remove any file present in the file system.
3 .UMD will NOT stop downloading a file because a file i
FYI, the other one I was thinking of was 'Reversi'. It fails in the same
manner (./DEBIAN/control:Click-Version: 0.1)
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Title:
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Right. Anything built with earlier than 0.3 is affected. It might be
simplest to scan for this and contact all the affected authors, as 0.3
was before saucy ...
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$ ar tv /tmp/com.ubuntu.developer.geelen-bram.connect4_0.1.3_unknown.click
rw-r--r-- 0/0 4 Sep 17 08:53 2013 debian-binary
rw-r--r-- 0/0 1105 Sep 17 08:53 2013 control.tar.gz
rw-r--r-- 0/0 421853 Sep 17 08:53 2013 data.tar.gz
Note that: ./DEBIAN/control:Click-Version: 0.1
This is an old p
pkcon only needs the right extension if the package was built with a
rather old version of click. Could you run "ar tv" on the package file
in question and check for a _click_binary member?
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These are the guilty lines:
474// check if the file exists, if it does lets append the uuid to it
475if (QFile::exists(finalPath)) {
476finalPath += downloadId();
477}
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Since this may prevent any package from installing, I'm setting the
priority to critical.
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Importance: Medium => Critical
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I think the problem is due to ubuntu-download-manager appending a UUID
to the file name:
com.ubuntu.developer.geelen-bram.connect4_0.1.3_unknown.click0710607e6a0245a896cc965f613e687f
right now pkcon needs the right extension to know how to install the package,
so it breaks with the filename abo
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