After playing around with different OpenOffice Packages and Kernel Version on
both, clients and Server i finally solved this problem with degrading Samba on
the server to the packages from intrepid-updates (Samba version 3.2.3).
Now everything works fine with OO 2.4.1!
Alex
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Sorry for digging this one out again but it looks like i'm affected by exactly
this strange bug. At my workplace we are mounting public samba shares and home
directories via pam_mount (= mount.cifs) on the clients which are still Ubuntu
Hardy workstations (with all updates). Version of OpenOffic
Hi all
I had the similar problem with files being corrupted after uploading them to
Ubuntu samba server. The problems started after upgrade from Jaunty to Karmic.
I noticed that documents saved in Open Office or even small images saved from
Firefox to a samba share were broken. I made a couple
Hi David,
following your proposal I installed OO 3.1.1 (build 9420) on my Ubuntu 9.04
unfortunately the same file corruption occurs again
if 3.1 is included in Karmic Koala it doesn't look good for me :-(
tx for the suggestion anyway
Bart
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I found that it was fixed in open office 3.1 -- have you tried that?
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> I found out that I'm also affected by this b
Hi,
I'm new to launchpad, so forgive me if it's not allowed to post questions
related to bugs via this method. I found this issue by googling because today I
found out that I'm also affected by this bug. A couple of days ago I moved all
my documents to jungledisk (mounted on /home//jungledisk) a
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Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
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I tried the 3.1 build and I'm both happy and sad to say that it passed
my simple tests which failed with the previous version of OO. Happy
because it worked and sad because I don't have root cause and it is a
serious enough bug that it will take some time to build up trust that it
really works.
T
That is weird, I will have to look into it some more and try to
replicate the issue. The issue I was talking about was there was an
issue of some sort with cifs on Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy) (I believe). So this
is definitely a new issue I haven't seen before.
Thanks,
Chris
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I am using Samba 2:3.4.0-1ubuntu2 on the server, and 2:3.3.2-1ubuntu3.1
on the client. (The server is an up-to-date Karmic machine, and the
client is an up-to-date Jaunty machine).
This only showed up when I moved from Windows to Linux as the server
(the client CIFS mounting stayed the same). On
3.1 is available at https://launchpad.net/~openoffice-pkgs/+archive/ppa
and will be in Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic).
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Oh, and yes since you are using the equivalent of mount -t cifs then you
aren't using gvfs-fuse for that mount. So there is something else
strange going on.
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What are you using on server side for cifs? IIRC some older versions of
Ubuntu had problems serving CIFS properly.
Chris
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The openoffice folks responded with the point that jungledisk is not
free and that I'm using an old version of OO.
-- I sent them a link to this thread and mentioned about the problem
showing up with CIFS as well
-- But I do have a question about OO 3.1. That hasn't shown up yet in
the standard
Actually, in my case, I am using pam_mount to get a CIFS mount.
This command is equivalent to what I use:
mount -t cifs //documentserver/documents /home/user/Documents -o username=blah
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To be completely clear about this, if you used Places->Connect to
Server, or Nautilus to create the mount it is using gvfs-fuse in OOo. If
you used terminal (command prompt) mount to do it, something like this,
"mount //server/mountpoint /media/foo" then it is using the regular
linux method. All Gn
Timothy how did you do the CIFS mount using linux command prompt
'mount'? If you used Gnome to do the mount it is using gvfs-fuse in OOo.
The only mounts it would not use fuse for are things that are mounted on
the command line or by the system during actual bootup, not in Gnome.
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** Summary changed:
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+ openoffice file corruption when using jungledisk or cifs
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** Package changed: gvfs (Ubuntu) => openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
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Chris,
I'm not convinced it is only in the FUSE layer--why does it also show up
in CIFS mounts (that don't use FUSE)?
Does OOo use any special file access methods/file attributes that are
being stripped off by non-UNIX mount points?
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Here is an example of the problem...the only thing I did to "break" the
file was resave it to my cifs mounted Documents directory.
Looking closely at the broken file (it is, after all, a Zip archive), it
looks like there are multiple copies of manifest.xml instead of the
actual content XML files.
OOo in Jaunty just uses gvfs-fuse for saving so it appears to OOo as it
is saving on the local filesystem. The problem probably is somewhere in
the fuse layer as there have been many bugs found there.
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** Attachment added: "odsbug_original_ok.ods"
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I reported this at openoffice.org as well -- it is issue # 104122
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I can confirm that saving to xls instead of ods prevents the problem
from manifesting.
I am on Jaunty.
This is a *BIG* problem!!! I lost three weeks of scientific work in a
spreadsheet due to this bug, so as you can imagine I am not a happy
camper.
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I am now seeing this on my cifs mounted Documents directory. I imagine
that the same bug is probably at work here, and it affects ods
(spreadsheet) files as well.
Out of curiosity, when your files are ruined, do they grow really,
really large (i.e. a file that was originally 10Kb is now 1Mb)?
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