*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 792622 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/792622
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 792622
[Packaging] Libreoffice should use gnome vfs
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As a workaround for the problems accessing files on shares mounted under
~/.gvfs I created a symlink to .gvfs (with ln -s .gvfs gvfs-mounts). Now
saving/opening works fine ( on ubuntu 11.10, LibreOffice 3.4.4 ,OOO340m1
(Build:402)). It seems part of the problem was the inability to use a
path with
Forget my last comment #14 - it still fails with LibreOffice 3.4.3 on
Natty!
To summarize: if I want to store a new document to an authenticated
samba share then 3.4.3 show a dialog saying something with I/O error.
When started in a terminal then the following message appears together
with the
I like to add that it works if the new document is saved to
~/.gvfs/sharename/ or a sub(-sub)-directory of it. The problem is that
the Save As dialog always remembers the path as
smb://synology.local/sharename/ which does not work for LibreOffice.
Working in a deep directory of a big file tree
Sorry, me again.
I just found the similar bug 792622 and bug 486443 which is open since
end of 2009(!) and has been reported upstream (the upstream link is
broken meanwhile - shame on Oracle). I will continue my efforts at one
of those bug reports since this bug is more about enforced re-
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Anyway, this bug seems to be fixed in LibreOffice 3.4.3. In Natty I had
to install 3.4.3 from a PPA:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:libreoffice/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libreoffice-common
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@yohann: I tested your workaround, but failed so far.
Does it also work for you with authenticated shares (shares that need
username/password to mount)?
And what do you mean by symlink to the network directory? ln -s .gvfs/
~/myshares or ln -s .gvfs/shareXY ~/myshareXY?
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Affect me too in up to date Natty with LibreOffice 3.3.4
A workaround: create a symlink to the network directory soo there is no
more .gvfs in the path to the document
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Title:
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Affects me too in up-to-date Natty with LibreOffice 3.3.3.
I found and marked 2 other duplicates. Paul Phillips has a work-around
in comment 4 of bug 768915: use a Nautilus bookmark to ~/.gvfs
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Another variation of this bug:
after navigating to a Windows share in Nautilus and trying to open a document
via double-clicking, it doesn't work.
Seems to be related to https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34889
** Bug watch added: freedesktop.org Bugzilla #34889
This bug is still present
Now with official Natty :
Can't create new document with LibreOffice on an gvfs mounted share
GIMP or gedit work well...
I am the only one using gvfs-mount ???
TIA, Souris
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@Souris, that's exactly what I do, but I am using the PPA packages, which is
what you should be using in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS too. Please don't use manually
installed .debs. I put together detailed information on how to install using
the PPA here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LibreOffice
Can you
@ Fabian : I have not tried Lucid but only Natty and Maverick
Tested with Maverick / LibreOffice PPA (on another computer, at work,
with a secretary working daily on!!! lol) = same problem
Test with another application : GIMP, creating a new image and saving on
my network share = no problem
Fabian : the problem is not saving/modifying an existing document (it
works), but saving a new document on the network ressource (Samba share
here, too).
Having this problem with both Natty (LO from Ubuntu repository) and with
Maverick (LO installed via DEB packages)
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I couldn't reproduce this in Maverick. When I try to save to an already-
mounted network resource (Samba share), I can save as expected without
any further prompts.
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Title:
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Title:
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Is libreoffice-gnome installed on your system?
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Yes, libreoffice-gnome is installed
I'm running natty with LibreOffice installed by recent updates (LO not
installed 'by hand')
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