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Bug#335026: marked as forwarded (openoffice.org2: sensible-ooomua depends on python2.4, crashes anyway)



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From: Rene Engelhard <rene@debian.org>
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Subject: Re: Bug#335026: openoffice.org2: sensible-ooomua depends on python2.4, crashes anyway
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tag 335026 + unreproducible
tag 335026 + moreinfo
reassign 335026 openoffice.org
Hi,

Todd Charron wrote:
>   I recently installed the openoffice.org2 packages from experimental
> 	and noticed that when I tried to send via email I received an error
> 	that no mua could be detected and to set it manually.
>=20
> 	I decided to investigate and found out that when I ran sensible-ooomua
> 	it could not use subprosses which appears to be only available in
> 	python2.4 and my python symlink was pointing to 2.3.  So I decided to
> 	point my python symlink to python2.4 and ran it again and received
> 	this output:
>=20
> 	Traceback (most recent call last):
> 	  File "/usr/bin/sensible-ooomua", line 60, in ?
> 		call_kmail()
> 		File "/usr/bin/sensible-ooomua", line 22, in call_kmail
> 		   for arg in re.split('[?&]', sys.argv[1]):
> 		 	IndexError: list index out of range
> =09
> 	It seems to have detected kmail as the sensible mua (as it should
> 	have) but seems to crash when trying to call it.  I'm not sure why.  I u=
se
> 	kmail as my mua and it is functioning properly (setting it as the mua
> 	to use in openoffice.org2 allows me to send email with it).
>=20
> 	So I'm guessing this means openoffice.org2 will have to depend on
> 	python2.4, but even with that, I'm not sure it's acutally working.

Works here. Without python2.4. And it opens evolution correctly (I am
under GNOME).

Can you try with 2.0.0-1 again?

doko: any idea?

Regards,

Rene

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