I've had a chance to try it on the SPARC console (Xsun xserver) and the
problem doesn't exist there. I have verified that the problem does exist
on a Sunray (Xnewt xserver) hung off the same machine.
I guess it's some kind of incompatibility between Staroffice 9 (based on
OO 3.2 I believe) and SRSS 4.2.
On 06/09/11 12:21, Bob Doolittle wrote:
On 06/09/11 11:26, Sean Walmsley wrote:
Yes - we've seen it running Staroffice 9 with SRSS 4.2 on Solaris 10
U9 on SPARC.
I hadn't tried on the Sunray server console so I thought it was some
problem with Staroffice rather than with the Sunray software.
Please do try this on a SPARC console. If you're seeing this on SPARC it
sounds like some other issue. You should only see the issue with color
packing masks on Solaris x86 due to endianness issues.
-Bob
The odd thing is that changing the font background seems to work okay,
it's only the foreground colour that is wrong.
We have not seem this issue with any other application.
Sean
On 06/09/11 07:33, Kevin Doyle wrote:
Hi
I have recently upgraded from SRSS 4.0 to 4.2. I am running Solaris 10
10/09 s10x_u8wos_08a X86 in a FOG
Everything is fine except just one thing. When I open a either a new or
existing document in Openoffice 3.2 and change the font colour, the
colour mapping is wrong. I choose blue font, the document displays red,
I choose turquoise1, it displays yellow. and so on. The chosen colour is
OK in the toolbar. If I print the page to a colour printer the colours
are correct
Colour mappings seem fine if I open up an image or browse the web.
If I go to the SunRay server console and open up a document then
OpenOffice works fine. This rules out
a problem with OpenOffice
The problem points to the SunRay firmware upgrade ? or something else in
SRSS4.2 ?? as it was fine before
the upgrade.
The DTUs are Sunray 2 and 3.s both are effected.
Has anybody else seen this problem ?
Kevin
System Administrator
Scientific Analysis Laboratories
Hadfield House
Hadfield Street
Cornbrook
Manchester
M16 9FE
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