On Wednesday 11 May 2005 23:50, Paul wrote:
Yep - on numerous occasions I purposely crashed OOo to see how it
worked. Under winXP it works as it should.
It doesn't sound as if its the case under your linux flavour. Since it
seems repeatable, I would suggest you file a bug and let the dev's
'kill' is the command line version. Have a look at the man pages for
more on kill. As noted, -9 = SIGKILL which is basically stop it now
and don't give process time to clean up etc...
/paul
On 5/12/05, James Finnall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 12 May 2005 00:03, Caleb Marcus wrote:
There has been some questions of late concerning auto recovery. After
a little digging below is some information that I've found. It seems
that there is one important location and one important file for this
process.
The important location is below:
C:\Documents and Settings\X\Application
I too was interested in the autorecovery feature. So I was trying to do
some testing and file locations, etc. under Linux version of OOo Beta
version 1.9.95. I was not able to locate a file called autorecovery.xcu
anywhere under my system. I did locate a file called Recovery.xcu however
and
Yep - on numerous occasions I purposely crashed OOo to see how it
worked. Under winXP it works as it should.
It doesn't sound as if its the case under your linux flavour. Since it
seems repeatable, I would suggest you file a bug and let the dev's
work on it.
/paul
On 5/12/05, James Finnall
How did you purposely crash Linux?
Paul wrote:
Yep - on numerous occasions I purposely crashed OOo to see how it
worked. Under winXP it works as it should.
It doesn't sound as if its the case under your linux flavour. Since it
seems repeatable, I would suggest you file a bug and let the dev's
James will probably tell you how he did it, but I would think that
kill -9 the PID of the soffice binary would probably do it for you.
/paul
On 5/12/05, Caleb Marcus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How did you purposely crash Linux?
Paul wrote:
Yep - on numerous occasions I purposely crashed OOo
On Thursday 12 May 2005 00:03, Caleb Marcus wrote:
How did you purposely crash Linux?
I did not crash Linux itself. That would take me hours just to recover
from it.
I used KDE System guard and selected all the processes and then killed
them. Now, I saw Paul's response as well. I do not
