walt <w41ter <at> gmail.com> writes:
> There is also another possibility: root and you are just different > users, and the problem may lie in your ~/.oo3/ directory. To test > this idea just rename ~/.oo3 to something else and let OO make a new > one. If that test fails then you start looking at permissions. Nope same exact error, so it not related to my '.ooo3' dir I have three 'o' in my dir name.... James
