Hi!
I just happened to notice a typo in Helper.java while browsing the
source code. See attached patch. (I'm not on the mailing list, in case
someone feels like replying.)
Cheers // Fredrik Roubert
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Hi,
in the past some requests came up to have also DEB packages beside RPM
packages, when a build from a Child Work Space (CWS) has to be tested
by the community.
This is a valid request, because the Linux Distributions with DEB
packages increased. But does it make sense to increase the time
Dear Sir or Madam:
Some weeks ago, I have installed the developmental version of OpenOffice
3.0 on my computer. Today I wanted to report some fault or shortcomings, I
have found during the last days. However, I have found it difficult, to
find the right address for this on your webpages,
Hi Thorsten,
Thorsten Ziehm wrote:
The Proposal :
The default format for CWS builds on Linux should be tar.gz (instead of
RPM). It should still be possible to create install sets as RPM or DEB
or both.
Thanks for your proposal, I really like it. As long as everybody still
can build rpm or
Hi Stefan,
On 02.07.08 14:35, Stefan H. Reissmann wrote:
thank you for your feedback. Please find my comments below:
Writer:
• In the 2.x versions, I had problems with links in websites. They often
did not work for unknown reasons.
did you make sure to press CTRL while clicking on the
On Wednesday 02 July 2008 17:33:09 Mathias Bauer wrote:
The Proposal :
The default format for CWS builds on Linux should be tar.gz (instead of
RPM). It should still be possible to create install sets as RPM or DEB
or both.
Thanks for your proposal, I really like it. As long as everybody
Hi,
Can anybody explain me how Open office uses the certificate database for
NSS ssl communication?
I see that initially it used the cert8.db from the Mozilla or
Thunderbird profile directory and there was a bug filed to improve this
as it can be erroneous from Berkeley db point of view. Can
Since it's 100% the same question you asked yesterday:
See my answer from yesterday, or rephrase.
Make sure to be subscribed to the list, otherwise per default you won't
get the answers...
Malte.
Ruchi Lohani wrote, On 02.07.08 18:07:
Hi,
Can anybody explain me how Open office uses the
Thanks for the reply. I am subscribed now.
One more thing I couldn't understand is if open office uses the same
database files from thunderbird, mozilla or say firefox, will it be good
to do that? As far as I understood from NSS, since these databases are
not sharable its not recommended to use
OOo isn't intended to manage certificates.
IMHO every user should have only *one* key store for being used from all
apps, with central/system management tools.
Unfortunately we don't have the ideal situation anywhere:
Windows offers such a central place, but at least Mozilla doesn't make
use of
Greetings.
I am trying to use NetBeans 6.0.1 and the OpenOffice API Plugin
version 1.1.1 with locally compiled DEV300_m19.
I have installed from locally-created .rpm's and applied minimal
hacks into /home/terry/OOo_hacking/DEV300_m19_localbuild/, and I
have moved the unpacked sdk to
Rail Aliev, 02-07-2008 12:28:
On Wednesday 02 July 2008 17:33:09 Mathias Bauer wrote:
The Proposal :
The default format for CWS builds on Linux should be tar.gz (instead of
RPM). It should still be possible to create install sets as RPM or DEB
or both.
Thanks for your proposal, I
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 5:28 PM, Rail Aliev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From QA POV it will be very useful. You can install (unpack) more than 1
version of OOo.
Just a side note ... You can install more than one version of OOo today too.
a) Unpack RPM packages with rpm2cpio
Usage: rpm2cpio
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