On Wednesday 19 April 2006 09:33, marekjs wrote: > On 2006-04-19 10:09, Andy Pepperdine wrote: > > OOo should not lock, so ultimately it would be good to try to track > > that down. > > > In the meantime, if all OOo processes have been removed, then try > > deleting the > > > lock file at ~/.openoffice.org2/.lock > > Yes. I've right, but when I remove ~/.openoffice.org2/ and start ex. > soffice again, look into ~/.openoffice.org2/, there are incomplete > structure of files on corrupted UID. > When I change the user account to healthy UID, the structure is OK, > and OOo starts. When I want return to problematic UID again, and try > to start any apps from OOo, the situation repeats again... > I haven't the .lock file :(
Unfortunately, I cannot help any more. The only thing else I can ask is what happens when you re-boot the system? If it has been up for months, then perhaps something is keeping the lock active. Otherwise, what happens if you move the .openoffice.org2 directory out of the way and start again from the beginning, inserting only those files that you want. If that fails, I don't know. -- Regards, Andy Pep 01225 466535 (home) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
