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> On 10/17/06, Avijeet Dasbihari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > Thanks for responding me. I have unpacked the .tar.gz file in the
> > command mode >tar xvzf .......tar.gz Then I gave rpm -Uvih *rpm.
> > But in One machine (pIV HT+RHEL4) it was smoothly installed but
> > in other machines where I tried
> > gave the error message unable to locate java dependencies while
> > in some other
> > machines having same h/w,s/w config. the installation was
> > completed sucessfully but when starting the OOO from Application
> > the OOO1.1.2 is opened.
> >
> > Please help in this situation.
> >
> > > Avijeet
> > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > OPTCL Bhubaneswar
> > Orissa, India
Let me answer the last question. After you have installed OOo,
you also have to install the correct file in the desktop-integration
directory. This requires you use the command line. Go to the
directory "desktop-integration". Then use this command:
rpm -Uvh ???????.
Replace the ?????? with the file name containing the name of your
version of Linux. For the RHEL4 OS, this would be
openoffice.org-redhat-menus-2.0.4-2.noarch.rpm. Make sure that you
are root when you do this.
This may be part of the problem with some of the installations.
When installing OOo on Linux, the command line should begin with
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ???] #. (The two sets of ??? are the name of the computer
and the name of the folder you are in.) If the command line begins
with the name of your home folder (user name) and a $ is in place of
the #, you need to become a root user.
Dan
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