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[Barry Warsaw <1411866@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

One of my system-image test suites creates a destination directory that
is unwritable.  Previously, when UDM tried to download a file to this
while unconstrained, it would issue an error with "Permission denied" in
the error output.  Now however, udm appears to either crash or freeze.
It becomes unresponsive to D-Bus and the error signal is never received,
thus failing the test.

Further, since it usually freezes, this affects future tests because udm
will not exit when its D-Bus exit method is called.  Eventually it gets
signal killed and then the tests can proceed.

For now, I will have to skip these tests when s-i runs under udm.  The
same tests pass for the curl-based downloader.

% dpkg-query -W ubuntu-download-manager
ubuntu-download-manager	0.9+15.04.20141202-0ubuntu1

** Affects: ubuntu-download-manager (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1411866

Title:
  Unconstrained download to a directory w/o permission crashes udm

Status in ubuntu-download-manager package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  One of my system-image test suites creates a destination directory
  that is unwritable.  Previously, when UDM tried to download a file to
  this while unconstrained, it would issue an error with "Permission
  denied" in the error output.  Now however, udm appears to either crash
  or freeze.  It becomes unresponsive to D-Bus and the error signal is
  never received, thus failing the test.

  Further, since it usually freezes, this affects future tests because
  udm will not exit when its D-Bus exit method is called.  Eventually it
  gets signal killed and then the tests can proceed.

  For now, I will have to skip these tests when s-i runs under udm.  The
  same tests pass for the curl-based downloader.

  % dpkg-query -W ubuntu-download-manager
  ubuntu-download-manager	0.9+15.04.20141202-0ubuntu1

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