Rene,
> Did you try killall soffice.bin / killall -9 soffice.bin?
Running `killall -9 soffice.bin' fixed my problem.
Thanks!
Steve
On Apr 29 22:36PM, Rene Engelhard wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Steve C. Thompson wrote:
> > I don't know how to fix this. In the past I've tried to remove the
> > ~/.openof
Hi,
Steve C. Thompson wrote:
> I don't know how to fix this. In the past I've tried to remove the
> ~/.openoffice directory and all that (see
> http://elsteve.com/usageNotes.html#015b for more), but the only thing
> that has solved this is time. OOo seems to reset itself and work the
> next time
Group,
I've sent this problem to the list in the past, and have included a
previous message below.
I'm running OOo 1.1.3 on Debian GNU/Linux (testing). When I try to open
OOo, by issuing openoffice from a terminal, it get:
# openoffice
OpenOffice.org lockfile found (/home/steve/.openoffice
Group,
Today my (testing) system is upgraded from OOo 1.1.2 to OOo 1.1.3. I
ran rm -f ~/.sversionrc ; rm -fr ~/.openoffice ; openoffice and OOo
works! Thanks to Debian maintainers. However, I had this problem before:
OOo works fine one day, fails the next, in two weeks it works again. I
don't kno
Group,
I just found out that running ./soffice in ~/.openoffice will open OOo
as desired. However, I must run this program as root!
~/.openoffice/soffice links to /usr/lib/openoffice/program/soffice.
Any ideas why this is the case? Why would OOo require root to run? It
isn't good to run as roo
Hello Group,
I'm sure this problem has been solved...
I'm running Debian testing (sarge). OOo has worked fine in the past.
Recently when trying to start OOo I get something like ``OpenOffice.org
lockfile found'' and the program won't start. I remove ~/.sversionrc
and ~/.openoffice, run again, i
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