I also got this message on my ubuntu 10.10 x86_64, but I think this is a firefox misconfiguration problem instead, as I found a workaround while trying advises from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EvinceMozilla
- uninstall mozplugger with `sudo aptitude remove --purge mozplugger`
- within firefox call "about:addons" change to "plugins" and disable existing PDF plugins
- quit firefox
- mv ~/.mozilla/firefox/YOUR_FF_ID_STUFF/pluginreg.dat ~/.mozilla/firefox/YOUR_FF_ID_STUFF/old_pluginreg.dat
- reinstall mozplugger
- everything should be fine now and you should not receive apparmor messages complaining about mozplugger nor evince when starting firefox and using firefox.
(essential is that in firefox "about:plugins" mozplugger is listed...)
I also got this message on my ubuntu 10.10 x86_64, but I think this is a firefox misconfiguration problem instead, as I found a workaround while trying advises from https:/ /help.ubuntu. com/community/ EvinceMozilla
- uninstall mozplugger with `sudo aptitude remove --purge mozplugger` firefox/ YOUR_FF_ ID_STUFF/ pluginreg. dat ~/.mozilla/ firefox/ YOUR_FF_ ID_STUFF/ old_pluginreg. dat
- within firefox call "about:addons" change to "plugins" and disable existing PDF plugins
- quit firefox
- mv ~/.mozilla/
- reinstall mozplugger
- everything should be fine now and you should not receive apparmor messages complaining about mozplugger nor evince when starting firefox and using firefox.
(essential is that in firefox "about:plugins" mozplugger is listed...)
HTH