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i try to start openoffice but i get an error:
[me@MyComp ~]$ oocalc %U
[Java framework] Error in function createSettingsDocument (elements.cxx).
javaldx failed!
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'com::sun::star::uno::RuntimeException'
i've looked everywhere for an answer but found nothing that helped.
Last edited by herrvideman (2010-03-15 14:03:09)
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Have you installed a Java runtime?
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Yes. I had openjdk6, then I figured maybe there was a problem with that. So i switched to jre, which is what I have now.
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Have you tried reinstalling/updating the go-openoffice package and its dependencies? I have openjdk6 and cannot reproduce the issue, what version of xorg are you running?
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I have version "xorg-server 1.7.5.902". And my Arch is up to date.
And as far as uninstalling/reinstalling: I first installed the vanilla OOo. Then I uninstalled and then reinstalled it. Then I uninstalled it again and installed go-openoffice. Then I reinstalled that as well. None of that helped. (All dependencies were reinstalled as well (I used "pacman -Rnsu")).
I also tried all that with both openjdk6 and jre.
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check permissions on: /home/user/.config/.openoffice.org
you can try:
sudo chown -vR youruser:yourgroup ~/.config/.openoffice.org
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Here's what I get for that:
[matt@ArchBox ~]$ sudo chown -vR matt:users ~/.config/.openoffice.org
chown: cannot access `/home/matt/.config/.openoffice.org': No such file or directory
failed to change ownership of `/home/matt/.config/.openoffice.org' to matt:users
I thought before that might have something to do with my problem but I couldn't find any such folder anywhere.
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What are the permissions of ~/.config ? Maybe perms on .config are not correct and openoffice cannot create the required folder within there.
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The permissions are:
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Mar 6 13:58 .config
Only folder in ~/ owned by root I might add.
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that being the case
sudo chown -vR matt:users /home/matt/.config
Your user should own .config within your home folder
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I did that and it worked. Thanks very much for all the help! This is why I Love Arch.
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Thats great! glad it worked for you
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