https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=126307
--- Comment #3 from [email protected] --- The fool thing didn't save my initial comments. DRAT. As near as I can remember these are the steps taken to generate and include the help file for cmp (cmp.txt) and the tar'ed files. 1: A end-of-day file wsa saved, test.odt.win7. 2: The computer was booted. 3: test.odt.win7 crashed on open in cygwin (odt test.odt.win7&) 4: Restart in Safe Mode. 5: Open test.odt.win7 in cygwin. 6: Delete and insert one letter and save (test.odt.safe). The letter 'e' in purpose on the first line of text. 7: Open test.odt in cygwin. 8: Change and insert one letter and save (test.odt). The following diagnostic messages were issued on save in exact order shown. error: unknown encoding UTF8: using iso88591 as fallback error: unknown encoding UTF8: using iso88591 as fallback error: unknown encoding UTF8: using iso88591 as fallback error: unknown encoding UTF8: using iso88591 as fallback 9: Execute cmp -l test.odt test.odt.safe > odt_v_save in cygwin. 10: Execute cmp -l test.odt test.odt.win7 > odt_vs_win7 in cygwin. 11: Execute cmp -l test.odt.win7 test.odt.safe > win7_vs_safe in cygwin. 12: tar cfJ files.tar.xz test.odt.win7 test.odt.safe test.odt odt_vs_safe odt_vs_win7 win7_vs_safe 13: List the _vs_ file sizes: byte size filename 925946 odt_vs_safe 803586 odt_vs_win7 926478 win7_vs_safe 14: List the sizes of the test.odt* files byte size filename 67653 test.odt 67164 test.odt.safe 67773 test.odt.win7 Some questions come up: 1: Why are there so many differences in the cmp files when only one character was deleted and then replaced? 2: Why are there any differences in the test.odt* files when only one character was deleted and then replaced? 3: Why can AOO not open a file in Win7 normal mode but can open the same file in Win7 Safe Mode? 4: Why are diagnostic messages issued on an AOO exit in Win7 normal mode, but not in Win7 save mode and not during a normal AOO save? Hopefully there is enough material to determine (at least) what AOO does on a save that makes the AOO file unreadable on an open. My guess is that since the crash occurs on an open and not on a save then there is something in the saved file that AOO chokes on when AOO is executed in Win7 normal mode. Since this error does not always occur on Win7 OS's it is hard to replicate on other machines. However, this behavior seems to be a daily occurrence on my computer this week. Hope the stuff help. Hope you can fix things. art -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the issue.
