Rene Engelhard a écrit :
More or less. It says that...a "requested document does not exist in the database". There are two ways to interpret this. First, OOo requested a document that isn't there...because it's buggy, as the first idea. Or, because a doc package isn't installed, as what someone experienced with Debian will figure out. Perhaps both are valid conclusions. How can OOo make clear that the second possibility is the right one? By saying that help is not available without an appropriate help package. BTW, I don't know how Debian packages are supposed to handle these cases, where upstream design assumes a functionality is present but Debian packaging makes that functionality optional. "Contact your system administrator."? I don't know. The bug is certainly minor, but the fix might not be straightforward.reassign 330447 openoffice.org thanks Hi, Am Mittwoch, 28. September 2005 01:39 schrieb Filipus Klutiero:Package: openoffice.org-debian-files Version: 1.1.4-6+1 Severity: minorThis is no bug in -debian-files. -debian-files just contains the wrapper script and some debian-specific files...Before one installs a help package, clicking on Help will look buggy. The right window reads "The requested document does not exist in the database !!" (even with French OOo). ooo-l10n-fr does suggestWell, it says you are missing the help, isn't it?
Me neither. I'd only like a clear explanation of what happens. And I'd only "like", I don't expect it...I understand that getting minor bugs like that reported can be frustrating. If this is too time-consuming to fix, finding the report might still be useful to a new admin thinking it's a bug. When I said that "it would be nice to have some clear note that help will be useless without a help package", the emphasis isn't on "help will be useless", which is obvious, it's on "without a help package", which admins may not realize.ooo-help-fr, but it would be nice to have some clear note that help will be useless without a help package, instead of a help browser with noSee above. And would you expect help working without installing it? I won't.
Thanks for your attention, Filipus Klutiero