| 2011-10-29 19:17:21 |
Bob Bib |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2011-10-29 19:18:31 |
Bob Bib |
summary |
File Roller temp directory is not optimal |
File Roller temp directories are not optimal |
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| 2011-10-29 19:18:31 |
Bob Bib |
description |
File Roller (including the latest version, 3.2.1) uses the ~/.cache directory for its temporary files directories, e. g.:
~/.cache/a12bc3
It creates these temporary folders with files when a user looks through the archive and double-clicks on any file inside to view it.
If File Roller exits unexpectedly, these temp files can only be removed manually.
As it can be learned from bug #245716, some times ago File Roller was even more ugly and created its temp directories directly in user home directory.
It would be much more effective to use /tmp directory for ALL temporary files and folders for two reasons:
1) /tmp directory gets cleaned on every reboot;
2) some people use tmpfs for /tmp directory, so it can be much faster. |
File Roller (including the latest version, 3.2.1) uses the ~/.cache directory for its temporary files directories, e. g.:
~/.cache/a12bc3
It creates these temporary folders with files when a user looks through the archive and double-clicks on any file inside to view it.
If File Roller exits unexpectedly, these temp files can only be removed manually.
As it can be learned from bug #245716, some times ago File Roller was even more ugly and created its temp directories directly in user home directory.
It would be much more effective to use /tmp directory for ALL tem files and folders for two reasons:
1) /tmp directory gets cleaned on every reboot;
2) some people use tmpfs for /tmp directory, so it can be much faster. |
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| 2011-10-29 19:19:31 |
Bob Bib |
description |
File Roller (including the latest version, 3.2.1) uses the ~/.cache directory for its temporary files directories, e. g.:
~/.cache/a12bc3
It creates these temporary folders with files when a user looks through the archive and double-clicks on any file inside to view it.
If File Roller exits unexpectedly, these temp files can only be removed manually.
As it can be learned from bug #245716, some times ago File Roller was even more ugly and created its temp directories directly in user home directory.
It would be much more effective to use /tmp directory for ALL tem files and folders for two reasons:
1) /tmp directory gets cleaned on every reboot;
2) some people use tmpfs for /tmp directory, so it can be much faster. |
File Roller (including the latest version, 3.2.1) uses the ~/.cache directory for its temporary files directories, e. g.:
~/.cache/a12bc3
It creates these temporary folders with files when a user looks through the archive and double-clicks on any file inside to view it.
If File Roller exits unexpectedly, these temp files can only be removed manually.
As it can be learned from bug #245716, some times ago File Roller was even more ugly and created its temp directories directly in user home directory.
It would be much more effective to use /tmp directory for ALL the temp files and folders for two reasons:
1) /tmp directory gets cleaned on every reboot;
2) some people use tmpfs for /tmp directory, so it can be much faster. |
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| 2011-10-29 19:24:14 |
Bob Bib |
description |
File Roller (including the latest version, 3.2.1) uses the ~/.cache directory for its temporary files directories, e. g.:
~/.cache/a12bc3
It creates these temporary folders with files when a user looks through the archive and double-clicks on any file inside to view it.
If File Roller exits unexpectedly, these temp files can only be removed manually.
As it can be learned from bug #245716, some times ago File Roller was even more ugly and created its temp directories directly in user home directory.
It would be much more effective to use /tmp directory for ALL the temp files and folders for two reasons:
1) /tmp directory gets cleaned on every reboot;
2) some people use tmpfs for /tmp directory, so it can be much faster. |
File Roller (including the latest version, 3.2.1) uses the ~/.cache directory for its temporary files directories, e. g.:
~/.cache/fr-a12bc3
It creates these temporary folders with files when a user looks through the archive and double-clicks on any file inside to view it.
If File Roller exits unexpectedly, these temp files can only be removed manually.
As it can be learned from bug #245716, some times ago File Roller was even more ugly and created its temp directories directly in user home directory.
It would be much more effective to use /tmp directory for ALL the temp files and folders for two reasons:
1) /tmp directory gets cleaned on every reboot;
2) some people use tmpfs for /tmp directory, so it can be much faster. |
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| 2011-10-29 19:25:11 |
Bob Bib |
description |
File Roller (including the latest version, 3.2.1) uses the ~/.cache directory for its temporary files directories, e. g.:
~/.cache/fr-a12bc3
It creates these temporary folders with files when a user looks through the archive and double-clicks on any file inside to view it.
If File Roller exits unexpectedly, these temp files can only be removed manually.
As it can be learned from bug #245716, some times ago File Roller was even more ugly and created its temp directories directly in user home directory.
It would be much more effective to use /tmp directory for ALL the temp files and folders for two reasons:
1) /tmp directory gets cleaned on every reboot;
2) some people use tmpfs for /tmp directory, so it can be much faster. |
File Roller (including the latest version, 3.2.1) uses the ~/.cache directory for its temporary files directories, e. g.:
~/.cache/.fr-a12bc3
It creates these temporary folders with files when a user looks through the archive and double-clicks on any file inside to view it.
If File Roller exits unexpectedly, these temp files can only be removed manually.
As it can be learned from bug #245716, some times ago File Roller was even more ugly and created its temp directories directly in user home directory.
It would be much more effective to use /tmp directory for ALL the temp files and folders for two reasons:
1) /tmp directory gets cleaned on every reboot;
2) some people use tmpfs for /tmp directory, so it can be much faster. |
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| 2011-10-29 19:26:14 |
Bob Bib |
summary |
File Roller temp directories are not optimal |
File Roller temp directories are created in not optimal place |
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| 2011-10-29 19:27:00 |
Bob Bib |
summary |
File Roller temp directories are created in not optimal place |
File Roller temp files and directories are created in non-optimal place |
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| 2011-10-31 15:48:42 |
Launchpad Janitor |
file-roller (Ubuntu): status |
New |
Confirmed |
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| 2011-10-31 15:48:46 |
Scott Severance |
bug |
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added subscriber Scott Severance |
| 2011-10-31 15:52:42 |
Scott Severance |
bug watch added |
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https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=541616 |
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| 2011-10-31 15:52:42 |
Scott Severance |
bug task added |
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file-roller |
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| 2011-10-31 16:34:13 |
Bug Watch Updater |
file-roller: status |
Unknown |
New |
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| 2011-10-31 16:34:13 |
Bug Watch Updater |
file-roller: importance |
Unknown |
Medium |
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| 2011-11-10 12:37:38 |
Sebastien Bacher |
file-roller (Ubuntu): importance |
Undecided |
Low |
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| 2011-11-10 12:37:40 |
Sebastien Bacher |
file-roller (Ubuntu): status |
Confirmed |
Triaged |
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| 2011-11-10 12:37:54 |
Sebastien Bacher |
marked as duplicate |
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245716 |
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| 2014-01-19 15:49:49 |
John Littleton |
bug |
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added subscriber John Littleton |
| 2015-04-13 08:21:33 |
Serhii Tsynailo |
bug |
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added subscriber Sergii Cynailo |
| 2022-10-10 04:48:14 |
Nathan Stratton Treadway |
bug |
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added subscriber Nathan Stratton Treadway |
