i'm on Ubuntu 14 lts (16 didnt even boot up on this device, so i didnt
bother to update, its an LTS after all)
not only this bug is still present but i found another one:
if you open an image protected by password in an zip file, then close the file
roller, the image disapear, i guess that is
The problem is not entirely that files are not created in /tmp, but
rather that nothing cleans them up in the event of a crashed or killed
process. I also see these files in the current directory as well as tmp
and .cache
As these directories are prefixed with a dot, less technical users will
I've switched to Xarchiver.
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Title:
file-roller puts temporary files in the home dir instead of /tmp
Status in File Roller:
** Also affects: file-roller (Arch Linux)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
file-roller puts temporary
I Deleted the ~/.cache/.fr-* files and saved 117GB on a 480GB SSD drive. My
system had gone down with less than 500mb in free space after the last view zip
file crash and my system would no longer let me log in to my main account
(Constant re login attempts). I had to use the log in for fixing
The code source is on https://git.gnome.org/browse/file-roller and you
can read https://wiki.gnome.org/Newcomers/SubmittingPatches to have
details on how to submit a patch to the code
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I tracked down this bug. The source of the problem is in src/file-
utils.c. It looks like File Roller calls _g_path_get_temp_work_dir,
which searches the user's cache dir, user's home dir, and tmp, for a
place to put the temporary folder. It searches in that order. The
criteria for the search
Very annoying... file-roller 3.20.2-1 on Arch Linux.
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Title:
file-roller puts temporary files in the home dir instead of /tmp
** Changed in: file-roller
Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
file-roller puts temporary files in the home dir instead
Confirmed in 15.04
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Title:
file-roller puts temporary files in the home dir instead of /tmp
Status in File Roller:
New
** Description changed:
- Steps to reproduce:
+ 1) lsb_release -rd
+ Description: Ubuntu Vivid Vervet (development branch)
+ Release: 15.04
- 1. Open a tarball with file-roller
- 2. Open a file within the archive without explicitly extracting it. (Such as
by double clicking the file)
-
** Changed in: file-roller (Ubuntu)
Importance: Low = Wishlist
** Changed in: file-roller (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Ubuntu Desktop Bugs (desktop-bugs) = (unassigned)
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As for now, File Roller 3.2.1 puts its temp files not in folders like
'~/.fr-a1b2c3', but in '~/.cache/.fr-a1b2c3', so I've reported that as
bug #883628.
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