On Tue, Nov 20, 2001 at 02:12:42PM +0100, thomas sch�nhoff wrote: > > Hello Jose, > > thanks for quick response, at least things seem to be (almost) clear to me.
Good, (you are welcome) > > Ok, the name is misleading since hevea is a converter from latex to > >html. And I have it configured under this category latex->html. > > > The same with me....:-)) (before my reconfiguration!) > > This is a know problem without a know fix. Your $TMP and $HOME are in > >different partitions. And lyx isn't able to transfer it from the > >temporary directory to your home directory. > > > > The only work around it is to set the temporary directory off. > > > That's what I immediately did in preferences dialog.... Ok. > > Since the files aren't moved the temporary directories aren't empty, > >so you get those errors. > > > I see, this are converted files and empty directories alike! > > > > If you are using docbook, docbook is exported to html via db2html or > >sgmltools. > > > You obviously prefer to run the commandline, I would appreciate to do > such operations frominside ofLyX (although I have to confess only guided > by my comfort, that is to avoid running commandline and GUI to process > the same file! ;-) ) I have it configured in lyx like this: docbook->html Converter: db2html $$i Flags: resultdir=$$b,resultfile=t1.html > Okay, running db2html from commandline works well. But after > implemtenting all your tips converting to html insideof LyX still > doesn't work!? I also tried to set my /home/tmp/ directory instead of > /tmp. But this didn't help either !!! ( I guess that LyX exclusively > uses the $tmp env-variable in converting activity, isn't it?) See if the above tip helps, > > Hope this helps, > > > The grounds are more clear, again thanks a lot for sheding some light on > me :-) With such a sunny day outside that is not a problem ;-) -- Jos� Ab�lio Matos LyX and docbook a perfect match. :-)
