Bob Long wrote:
I'm wondering if this can be confirmed. If so, I'll enter it as an Issue
(unless someone can point to one already there. I could not find one). OOo
2.0; Win XP. Adminstrator permissions. Files in question are not read-only.
Create a Writer template as follows:
1) Create a new Writer document. Add some text.
2) File|Templates|Save..., give it a name, e.g. "test". Click OK. It should
save correctly.
3) Close Writer.
4) Start Writer again.
5) File|New|Templates and Documents
6) Select and Open the "test" template just created.
7) File|Templates|Save..., select "test" from the "Templates" column. Click
OK.
8) The name "test" will appear in the "New template" field.
9) Click OK. You will be prompted if you want to overwrite. Click Yes.
10) The result will be an error message: "Error writing document Untitled 1
as template: General error. General input/output error."
This did not happen in 1.1.4. That is, it was previously possible to
overwrite an existing template.
Bob Long
And it did NOT happen using OOo version 2.0 on Linux FC3. If you have
time to mess around with things, try setting
SAL_ENABLE_FILE_LOCKING=0
And then trying again. I do not know a lot about this, Google it!
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