On 05/16/2014 09:36 AM, Steele, Raymond wrote:
> I am sending this question again because I did not see that it posted
> to the mailing list yesterday.
>
> From: Steele, Raymond Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2014 2:35 PM To:
> [email protected] Subject: Seperate User Directories
>
> I compiled OpenOffice and extracted the archive located at
> main/instsetoo_native/unxsoli4.pro/Apache_OpenOffice/archive/install/en-US/
> top my /opt directory. However, it appears that during runtime of the
> Application the user private directory is located in
> /opt/openoffice4/.openoffice/4/user, which is global to all users.
> How do I configure the private user directories to be created in the
> users home directory to prevent a .lock file from preventing another
> user access to using the application?
>
> Raymond
>
Just to clarify. You installed OpenOffice to your *own* /opt directory
or the system one from the root level?
When I install AOO on my system as root to the system opt directory
/opt/openoffice4, and then run it as my own userid on my system, my
.openoffice/4 directory is created in my own user space, so this IS my
own home directory. So this ends up in $HOME/.openoffice/4/
I think the behavior you're seeing would be expected if you installed
openoffice in your own /opt directory vs the system one and installed as
root etc.
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