You need to check what user is really used. Try this out!
>
> ps aux|grep java|grep -v grep|awk '{print $1}'
>
This command should give you a least the user currently running the wiki,
so replace 'xwiki' by this user, to run the following command (it was not
bin/ but program/)
> sudo -u $USER /usr/lib64/openoffice.org/program/soffice.bin
If this file is still not found, perform a search on your system ("find"
command, or "locate", for soffice.bin).
Finally, replace the server profile (in xwiki.properties :
openoffice.profilePath)
by the home directory of that user. For example '/home/tomcat/.
openoffice.org/3'. If you successfully run the soffice.bin command with
that user, you should have a '.openoffice' directory created inside. In
fact, the default value of openoffice.profilePath is "/home/user/.
openoffice.org/3", so just replace user with the current XWiki user, fix
the rights if necessary and that's all.
And restart XWiki.
2013/10/23 MaryJane <[email protected]>
> hi Guillaume thank for your reply, the open office version is the 3.3
> the properties in the "OpenOffice Server" panel are :
>
> SERVER TYPE
> Internally managed (local)
> SERVER PORT
> 8100
> AUTO START
> Yes
> SERVER PATH
> /opt/openoffice.org3/
> SERVER PROFILE
> /opt/openoffice.org/
> SERVER STATE
> Not connected
>
> if I try the command
> sudo -u xwiki /usr/lib64/openoffice.org/bin/soffice.bin
> I receive sudo: unknown user: xwiki
> (furthermoreI haven't the /bin directory )
>
>
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