https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=68543
--- Comment #11 from James <[email protected]> --- Updating this with some info and good news: FILE IS WORKING AGAIN! :) Super-happy. If anybody runs into a similar problem here are the steps that worked for me: 1) Open a Terminal and navigate to the folder where you keep the corrupted ods. 2) Now create a new folder named 'repair' and cd to it: mkdir repair cd repair/ 3) Now extract the files with the following command: unzip ../corrupted.ods 4) The folder 'repair' now contains several files & folders, including 'content.xml' which you should edit (you don't need a special XML editor, you can use every text editor). DON'T touch the other files in that directory! 5) Now we're going to create the repaired file: zip -r ../repaired.ods ./* I had to find & replace a ton of entries and make sure to only delete every second entry (which was causing the problem in the first place. To Maxim, Jorendc, Reisi007 and Zeki: you guys have been super responsive and I'm really thankful that you all were willing to help me out. This is a great community! :) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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