I also get this error every time I reboot Ubuntu 9.04. This error is
still current and occurs on every boot. My theory is that the problem
is exactly what it says it is - I probably killed power to the system,
leaving a lock file somewhere. My question is simply where this lock
file would be, so
Glad to see someone else has the same problem, maybe someone can at
least flag it confirmed so people will look at it???
FYI I've recently discovered that the same PDF files, when opened in
Preview on OSX, still open without a password, however, if you attempt
to save the file (via File > Save) it
FYI I just reinstalled poppler, bug still occurs exactly as it did with
the file I attached at first, so it clearly still isn't fixed.
Some extensive googling has revealed that evince added support for DRM
in pdf files previously, and after a big stink in 2005, it was removed.
Looking in gconf-edi
Well...a debate over if this is a real bug or not is not one I will go
into, however, I would like to say one thing about this.
Having tried Linux Mint, I can tell you for certain that there is
NOTHING about the GNOME desktop that actually requires ANY part of
evolution, INCLUDING evolution-data-s
Public bug reported:
Well...Attached is a PDF file. This file is a case action summary from
v2.alacourt.com. (I'm a paralegal, I open tens or even a hundred of
these a day.) The PDF files generated by Alacourt open fine in every
PDF reader on every system except those based on libpoppler on Ubu
** Attachment added: "PDF document that evince/poppler will ask for a password
for, despite not having one"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/44082951/Dickey%20CAS.pdf
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PDF files with no password ask for one anyway
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/562588
You received this bug notification becau
Not to sound impatient but is anyone working on this?
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PDF files with no password ask for one anyway
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Also, I had an unrelated boot error, so I recently reinstalled 10.04,
this time beta 2. The bug still occurs the exact same way as often and
as random.
I suppose I am going to grab a copy of poppler source and see if maybe I
can just disable all the code for password protected files. I mean, I
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