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 <ser...@hebux.com> wrote:
From: merter <ser...@hebux.com>
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: Libreoffice headless option
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Date: Friday, 1 June, 2012, 22:16
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 Debian
packages.
I have selectively installed the Debian packages I want, like calc, writer
etc, and their dependencies. I haven't used any command like force and if
the package required an another package, I installed it too. However, when
using strace I've seen a couple of missing files, which come with other
packages.
My current list of installed packages;
libobasis3.5-base
libobasis3.5-calc
libobasis3.5-core01
libobasis3.5-core02
libobasis3.5-core03
libobasis3.5-core04
libobasis3.5-core05
libobasis3.5-core06
libobasis3.5-core07
libobasis3.5-images
libobasis3.5-impress
libobasis3.5-ooofonts
libobasis3.5-pyuno
libobasis3.5-writer
libreoffice3.5
libreoffice3.5-calc
libreoffice3.5-impress
libreoffice3.5-ure
libreoffice3.5-writer
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.
Now it is working correctly. Should I file a bug report to the bugzilla?
Thanks for your help,
David Bolen wrote
>
> merter <serdar@> 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's a normal (clean)
> process exit.
>
>> By the way, I have installed openoffice, and it's soffice is working
>> correctly, but I'd like to use libreoffice if possible.
>>
>> If I can debug and see why it is failing, I can do so, but I don't know how
>> to.
>
> And of course, it's even more difficult given that you're trying to use
> it headless. Been there, done that, got the tee shirt ...
>
> Is there any way you can arrange to temporarily use it with an X
> server? It doesn't have to be locally on the same machine, though
> that's most efficient. But you can just point LO at a remote server,
> or through an ssh proxy (-X) to your client host. The issue might be
> something simple that results in a dialog/question when a UI is
> present but has to terminate abruptly without since the dialog can't
> be answered.
>
> If not, first thing I'd probably look for is any sort of problem with
> the profile folder, such as access rights. If the account you are
> trying to run this under isn't dedicated just to LO, I'd also
> recommend explicitly specifying a dedicated profile folder
> ("-env:UserInstallation") for best control.
>
> What's the exact command line you are using? I didn't see a
> "--norestore" in your prior note, so in the (unlikely) case you have a
> pending restoration I'm not quite sure what happens in headless mode if it's
> set to prompt.
>
> -- David
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