Kay Schenk wrote:
Well, it seems I did NOT install all RPMs the first time. RPMs are now a
mix of names starting with "aoobasis4.0" and "openoffice4". Installs of
"aoobasi4.0" caused dumps of libraries to "/program".
I couldn't reproduce the problem installing the latest 32-bit RPMs from
http://people.apache.org/~arielch/developer-snapshots/snapshot/linux_x86/Apache_OpenOffice_4.0.0_Linux_x86_install-rpm_en-US.tar.gz
but I always install with an explicit prefix, i.e., something like
sudo mkdir -p /opt/openoffice-snapshot/.rpm
sudo rpm -ivh --dbpath /opt/openoffice-snapshot/.rpm --nodeps --prefix
/opt/openoffice-snapshot *.rpm
Anyway, if you install the full set you don't end up with anything in
"/program", right? Otherwise the packaging must be revised.
Now, since I actually ust installed the "openoffice4" RPMS, "/program" has
normal binaries in it, so I can run AOO 4.0. But...still don't know why
other stuff is in this directory.
This should be normal since the 3-layer office is now removed. By
comparison, a 3.4.1 setup would have this structure:
/opt/openoffice-341/
|-- openoffice.org
`-- openoffice.org3
while the OpenOffice 4.x-snapshot setup would only have the
"openoffice4" folder, containing stuff that used to be in other folders
(in my case, "program" has about 400 files in the snapshot, as opposed
to about 30 in 3.4.1).
Regards,
Andrea.
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