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Bug#527910: [paket openoffice.org-base] Application does not start



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Hi,

Chris Hildebrandt wrote:
> See above - thanks again.
> >> The application does not start with  soffice -base or ooffice -base,
> >> also acessing it from inside writer leads to crash - both without eny
> >> error message. This problem was not present with all older versions in
> >> Sid and Experimental.
> >>     
> >
> > Just that there was no change at all in Base's code between rc2 and final
> > and rc2 *was* in experimental.
> >
> >   
> I have used the RC2 from Experimental before without any problems. I
> know that the code did not change, that's why I posted the bug here,
> it's probably packaging related.

The packaging didn't change much either, except moving some CLASSPATH settings
from jvmfwk3rc to the new config file for this - as it work here I do not
believe at all that this can be the cause:

(But if you want to try, 
/usr/lib/openoffice/basis3.1/share/registry/data/org/openoffice/Office/DataAccess.xcu,
but I removed those packages it references, and Base still works. So that really can't cause
it)

> If you feel a no comment is in place here, the sources are not related to the problem as far as I can see

Every external source can bring problems. Especially if it has different packages than Debian.

> I thought that bug reports from people using Debian Sid are appreciated, but this was probably a misunderstanding. 

Correct. Debian sid. Your sources are not Debian sid, it's a mixture of a loads
of different stuff.

> > So you use Sun Java 6. Installed it and tried (I don't have non-free
> > crap installed and just have java-gcj-compat and openjdk-6-jre here,
> > with both it works)
> >   
> I can reproduce the problem with openjdk-6-jre, that's what I actually
> used before. I afterwards tried with sun's "crap" with same result,
> which motivated me to file this bug report.

I can't with neither.

> Same bug from several other Debian Sid users. All of them confirm the
> same. By the way, there is a process left open afterwards always:

Then that report would have been earlier, wouldn't there? 3.1.0 is in
sid since Thursday. And a person from the OOo project regularily using
Base and sid didn't yet complain either.

> $ ps axu | grep soffice | grep -v grep
> slam     13616  2.2  1.5 430240 49376 ?        Sl   17:51   0:00
> /usr/lib/openoffice/program/soffice.bin -base -splash-pipe=6
> 
> I also tried on a "sane" new install via testing netinstall iso with
> same result.

But then it's not a 100% sane system, because you mix testing and unstable ,
but admittedly much more saner than the other mix :)

> I hope this helps you to track the problem down.

I don't believe so.

Grüße/Regards,

René
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