A wrote
> I get a lot of system crashes for a variety of reasons. That means, I'm
> constantly recovering files when I re-open LibreOffice. Some of those
> files are /tmp files (example: attachments opened while I'm in
> Thunderbird), which get deleted when the system reboots. When I restart
> LO, it tries to recover those /tmp files which of course are gone
> forever. How can I tell LO to stop trying to recover those files and
> permanently stop tracking them?
If you update at least to the 4.3 branch you will have the option to remove
any document from the recent list (I would recommend 4.4.7 which is the last
release in the 4.x tree)
If you want to stick with 4.2 you can use the History Master extension
http://extensions.openoffice.org/en/project/history-master
After installing, close LibreOffice, reopen, click on Tools > Add-Ons >
History Master > Remove inaccessible items
Notice that documents in currently disconnected drives (such as an external
HDD) will also be removed.
A wrote
> Also, similar problem - I have a locked file. While I can manipulate it
> through the file system (mv locked file to save file, etc.) it would
> certainly be nice if there were a way to force an unlock through LO. Is
> that a feature or does it need to be added?
I believe such an option would be useful (an "Unlock document" button). Can
you add an Enhancement request in https://bugs.documentfoundation.org ?
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