merter writes:
> All these commands are looking for an X server. How can I avoid it?
I don't believe it's actually looking for a server, rather it just
needs a library related to X11. When run in headless mode, no
communication with an X server will take place, but since the LO
binary you have
Hi,
Yes, I installed them manually using the DEB packages.
I tried to install those dependencies but it is now silently failing and
giving no output whatsoever. I tried to debug it with my poor gdb skills,
but gdb log is saying;
Program exited with code 0115.
No stack.
By the way, I have instal
merter writes:
> I tried to install those dependencies but it is now silently failing and
> giving no output whatsoever. I tried to debug it with my poor gdb skills,
> but gdb log is saying;
>
> Program exited with code 0115.
> No stack.
Presumably the code is intentionally exiting, so to gdb it
Hi,
Thanks for the replies, they've been really helpful. Yes it is failing with
the latest version of Libreoffice and works with the latest version of AOO.
I am also not able to install an X server, but I could drill down what's
causing the issue. It seems the issue is the package dependency of D
merter writes:
> The missing package was libobasis3.5-en-us_3.5.3-2_amd64.deb. I re-checked
> all these installed packages and none of them has a dependency to that file.
> It now seems an obvious file to install but since I trusted the dependency
> system, I missed it.
I think that's because y
Hi,
I see. Yes I am installing the deb packages downloaded from TDF.
Optimisation was the main reason I was cherry picking the packages, and
since Libreoffice comes with separate packages instead of one single
package, I thought it is encouraged when needed. Our old system is a 1.5
years old serv
tuned into gui
apps.
Anyway, hopefully the wiki-page might help get strace (or whatnot as the
space-station reporter often says)
Regards from
Tom :)
--- On Fri, 1/6/12, merter wrote:
From: merter
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: Libreoffice headless option
To: users
I will repeat what I think that you are saying so that I can better
understand
In your current trials you are attempting to do something that:
1. Fails with the latest release of LibreOffice (LO).
2. Works in OOo. Do you mean the latest Apache OpenOffice (AOO), or
legacy OOo?
If this is the
Hi :)
Is it the Debian packagers that need to know about this? I think they are the
ones that choose which other packages are listed as dependencies of packages in
their repos?
Regards from
Tom :)
--- On Fri, 1/6/12, merter wrote:
From: merter
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re
