Shawn Edwards

Same issue: Linux Mint 22.3 Cinnamon Thunderbird 153.1.1esr installed not as a flatpak. TB does not work in a container NAPS 8.3.2.0 TB not running - scanned then email. NAPS2 opens TB and then attaches the pdf.

I am now on NAPS2 8.3.2.0 & Thunderbird 153.1.1esr Still no love :(

I get the email into a Thunderbird client where I can edit the email the file is attached to and send it. so that part works for me here but when I came to exit NAPS I noticed I still had the dialogue and it would only go when I killed the NAPS2 processes Knowing you got that part working gives me hope. This is really crucial to what I do! I'm now on 153.1.1esr. But the error remains the same. The file /home/shawn/.config/naps2/temp/an2kpija.b1r/Scan.pdf does not exist so could not be attached to...

I get the email into a Thunderbird client where I can edit the email the file is attached to and send it. so that part works for me here but when I came to exit NAPS I noticed I still had the dialogue and it would only go when I killed the NAPS2 processes Knowing you got that part working gives me hope. This is really crucial to what I do! I'm now on 153.1.1esr. But the error remains the same. The file /home/shawn/.config/naps2/temp/an2kpija.b1r/Scan.pdf does not exist so could not be attached to...

I'm on 153.1.0esr (64-bit) Thunderbird codename Meadow Thunderbird for Linux Mintmint-001 - 1.0 (as well) Linux Mint 22.3 Cinnamon 64bit 7.030-30-generic Nemo 6.6.3+zena So very similar systems. on mine it seems to want to use kbg compression? create a random xxxx.kbg/scanpdf Where xxxx is a random string. But it can't so doesn't create it so doesn't exist. At least that is my limited understanding. Maybe I'm missing a dependency?

NAPS2 will open Thunderbird but can not attached the pdf. Error message: The file /home/shawn/.config/naps2/temp/o51vh043.kbg/Scan.pdf does not exist so could not be attached to the message. I've tried adding in the folder, however it randomizes the o51vh043.kbg part. So once I add the folder it wants a different folder. This is on Linux mint. Thanks - Shawn