Hi, 

at first to all here on the list, please quote right. It's hard to follow a 
topic, when everybody sends full quotes.

> Datum: Tue, 23 Dec 2008 08:05:17 -0500
> Von: Datatude <[email protected]>


> I cannot reproduce.
> 
> I used the "OpenOffice.org 3.0.1 OOO300m14 (Build: 9376)" dmg available 
> at ftp://ooopackages.good-day.net/pub/OpenOffice.org/MacOSX/
> 
> I tested these apps:
> Impress: new preso from a template after a small modification to text
> Calc: new spreadshseet with a few cells populated
> Writer: Imported a Word'97 small doc with only one simple graphic in it, 
> saved out as odt
> 
> For each app I did a few Save As ... into a local directory and onto a 
> mounted network volume (since at 
> http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=94333  someone mentions 
> that  "It appears that the crash will show up consistently when browsing 
> a network volume for the home directory, but when using local disk, it 
> appears okay." I'm not sure what s/he meant by "for the home directory" 
> but I was able to save onto the desktop of my daughter's iBook G4 in the 
> other room ...

With 10.4 Server apple introduced a feature that you can save the users profile 
and home directory on the server and sync it everytime you connect/disconnect 
from the server after you worked offline. 

In addition when you use non-server versions of 10.3 and higher in a network 
they no longer use plain afp as default, at least this is what our technician 
told me, they will use afp over TCP by default which seems to make a difference 
here as it will when you have a server that manages the network. At least I 
remember this beeing a factor the last time we had a similiar problem with 
saving on network volumes. I could very well save on my colleaques Mac but when 
I tried to save on the shared volume that the server provided OOo failed to. 
Since we hadn't had the 10.4 server at this time I cannot say if we have to 
issues here. One that OOo crashes when you have your home folder on the server 
and one when you try to save to a network volume. 

It also seams to make a difference if between to save as operations the network 
volume wasn't available or not. Via private mail on of the commentators on the 
above mentioned issue 9433 told me that sometimes people at their school tend 
to open a document via network write some text but afterwards do not save it 
but leave it open for a few days, add some more text and try to save it than. 

Eric

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