Archived thread 10487 from Ubuntu Backports. Markdown source: Ubuntu_Backports/thread_10487_Backports,_Firefox,_GMail_Problems.md
I can't send mail with attachments through GMail, and I searched through their docs, and apparently, Firefox downloaded from anywhere other than the Mozilla site will not work properly with GMail. I got my Firefox from the Ubuntu backports project..
http://gmail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=8835&topic=133
Should I revert to 0.93 Firefox? I don't remember if it was working then however.
I can't send mail with attachments through GMail, and I searched through their docs, and apparently, Firefox downloaded from anywhere other than the Mozilla site will not work properly with GMail. I got my Firefox from the Ubuntu backports project..
http://gmail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=8835&topic=133
Should I revert to 0.93 Firefox? I don't remember if it was working then however. well u could always revert then if dont work upgrade again.
i can send email attachments via firefox on gmail fine.
well u could always revert then if dont work upgrade again.
i can send email attachments via firefox on gmail fine.
Are you using the 1.0 Backport?
Are you using the 1.0 Backport? no im using the one that comes with Ubuntu ....
I'm using backports, and I can send attachments perfectly. Can you describe your problem in more detail?
I am also using ff 1.0 from backports without a problem, works great with my gmail account. What error messages if any are you getting???
As soon as I hit send on the mail with an attachment, it simply returns a "The document contains no data." alert. :\
I have the same problem. It's ok to send the mail without attachment. But when I want to attach some thing, and click the send button, it show sending forever. I use deer park and I noticed that when I sent a mail with attachment in gmail, the lock on the statusbar (certificate) will have a backslash on it. Does it have something to do with our problem? :confused:
I don't have any problem with GMail. I use FF 1.5 from mozilla website. Maybe you can try to install it manually, it's also much faster than 1.07 :)
I got it somehow. There is no difference between FF1.07 and FF1.5 in thsi case. Actually, I use FF1.5. It has something to do with the gnutls library. I just updated the libgnutls11 package and now everything works well. So I suggest you try this and see if it works in your case. (I updated with the official ubuntu5.10 source)