Correct. As I said, it is an unlisted addon. But I’m supposed to be able to download the signed version of it so we can distribute that from our web site.
Check again. Sometimes the server can get a bit backed up. Make sure you’re logged into AMO when you do so. If it’s not there still let us know and I’ll grab an admin to look into it.
All good advice Jerod but also already done, several times, over several different days. Must be logged in or you get an error message telling you to login. Always get the 404 error when I click the file name to download the signed version.
The problem is that the version that was approved is the same of a previously-deleted version, and that causes some problems with our servers. The solution is to submit again, but with a higher version number. You can let me know when the new version is up and I’ll give it a quick review.
Hi, I have a similar problem. I uploaded my add-on with the unlisted option, it passed the tests and was signed. But when I try to dowload it from the link provided in the mail It leads to a 404 error. There is an xpi file available in the “addon manager” page but firefox does not seem to recognize that it has been signed when i try to install it from somwhere else than that page (open in a new tab or on my sever). I have tried uploading a new version but, unfortunately, it didn’t work for me. I could really use your help here.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for your quick answer. Once i get the signed file it seems that I can’t distribute it on my own. If the file come from somewhere else than my addon’s page on https://addons.mozilla.org, Firefox prevents me from installing it. What can be the reason?
I got a little popup on the top left corner with the following message: “Firefox prevented this site from asking you to install software on your computer”
I see the URL bar pointing to addons.mozilla.org. Are you redirecting users from your website to the AMO download URL?
If you’re self-distributing, it’s best that you host the file on your own domain. Otherwise you might run into some security barriers relating to same-domain policies.
I created a page, as you required, with a download link on it. Surprisingly, it worked. I can install the extension. Though when I copy the link location (right click->Copy Link Location) and paste it directly to the address bar it does not work. So i don’t understand what could be the problem.
Pasting the URL in the location bar won’t work because the download is attempted using the domain that is currently open in that tab, so it would only work if you happen to have a page in the same domain already opened. This is due to some security tightening that was implemented recently.