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Re: Browser downloading into a package?



Brian, there is a bad/corrupt preference file that is causing this. It will need to be removed from the user's preferences folder. If the user opens their homedirectory (Cick the Go--->Home from the finder and look inside their Library/Preferences/ for the com.apple.internetconfig.plist file and delete it. 

Tim

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Tim Kamps
Dir. of Technology
Holland Christian Schools
956 Ottawa Ave.
Holland, MI 49423
616-820-2805

MACUL Board Member

On Jan 10, 2007, at 3:02 PM, email@hidden wrote:


From: Brian Garrett <email@hidden>
Subject: Browser downloading into a package?
To: Client Management List <email@hidden>


We've got a problem that is effecting only some of our users that all  
have networked home directories.  We are all 10.4.6 on the clients  
and 10.4.8 on the servers.  When the are in a browser (Firefox/ 
Safari) and want to download a PDF it stops them with a dialog box  
and tells them they can't download to the particular location because  
they don't have permissions to change that folder.   Well, that  
folder just happens to also be inside of an application package, and  
it's never the same for each user.  I've had the PDF want to download  
inside of /Applications/Address Book.app/Contents/Resources/ 
zh_CN.lproj/ABPrintPanel.nib/xd7ua16n.pdf, for Adobe Acrobat  
Professional, Printer locations, Safari itself, and various other  
applications.

The only way I've been able to figure out how to fix it is to  
actually go into the package, and remove the folder from the  
package.  This way it will force the browser to download to a new  
location.  I've even tried to archive off the file/folder to force  
the browser to go to the new location, and then thinking the download  
path was fixed, put the file back, only to have the problem return.

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