On Monday 04 December 2006 01:40, you wrote:
> Bernd Schubert wrote:
> > do you know at which openoffice.org version the problem first occurded?
> > In the institut we are running 2.0.3-6~bpo.1 and there's everything on
> > nfs (even the root filesystem) without any problems.
>
> 2.0.4. The first report of this came in after the upgrade to 2.0.4
Ok, I will try to reproduce it in our Sid chroot. If openoffice.org won't work
on nfs we will have a real problem.
> > More interesting is the fact that it DOESN'T find the libnss3.so library.
> > Hmm, I see openoffice.org-core has a dependency to libnss3-0d but none to
> > libnss3. I just straced it myself and its really calling libnss3.so and
> > not libnss3.so.0d (but libnss3 is installed on my system).
> > Can you install the libnss3 package and see what happens?
>
> And how does that have anything to do with this report?
> The NSS stuff is for XML security and it works.
Well, it somewhere stalls and it probably doesn' t stall in D-state. I also
only know the libnss-{ldap,mysql, etc) libraries used for account support
(passwd, group, etc) and thought it might be related to libnss3. The package
description of libnss3 also is a bit short and I didn't find any other
information about it.
I simply thought that openoffice might have problems to resolve the uid and
gid to a username. Sorry that I was entirely wrong here.
Anyway, it won't hurt to install the libnss3 library. The given trace is not
enlightening and installing this library is just a shot in the dark.
Regards,
Bernd
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Bernd Schubert
PCI / Theoretische Chemie
Universität Heidelberg
INF 229
69120 Heidelberg
