[gentoo-user] OpenOffice

[gentoo-user] OpenOffice

[JC Denton]

Hi!

I started an emerge openoffice last night. This
morning I found that the emerge failed and that the
installation has eaten all my space on the hard drive.
I had 1.7GB free and this morning it was 0 GB. 

How can I find out how much space I need? 

And do I get this space back after the compiling
process is finished?

Thanks!




		
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Re: [gentoo-user] OpenOffice

[Neil Bothwick]

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On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 11:07:00 +0200 (CEST), JC Denton wrote:

>  started an emerge openoffice last night. This
> morning I found that the emerge failed and that the
> installation has eaten all my space on the hard drive.
> I had 1.7GB free and this morning it was 0 GB. 

That's nowhere near enough.
 
> How can I find out how much space I need? 

Trial and error :)

Generally, an OOo build needs around 3-5GB.

> And do I get this space back after the compiling
> process is finished?

Yes. The reason you didn't get it back is that the emerge aborted so it
didn't clean up after itself.

You may find it easier to use openoffice-bin, unless this isn't available for your architecture.


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Re: [gentoo-user] OpenOffice

[Federico Peretti]

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JC Denton wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> I started an emerge openoffice last night. This
> morning I found that the emerge failed and that the
> installation has eaten all my space on the hard drive.
> I had 1.7GB free and this morning it was 0 GB. 
> 
> How can I find out how much space I need? 
> 
> And do I get this space back after the compiling
> process is finished?
> 
> Thanks!

I think that one of the bests options to install openoffice is:

emerge app-office/openoffice-bin

Install the binaries because if you install the sources you have to wait
a long time...

if you like see how much memory need the program you can do this:

emerge --search openoffice-bin

And you haver something like that:

 pp-office/openoffice-bin
       Latest version available: 2.0.2
       Latest version installed: 2.0.2
       Size of files: 1,428,961 kB
       Homepage:      http://www.openoffice.org/
       Description:   OpenOffice productivity suite
       License:       LGPL-2

Sorry for the English, i don't speak very well... (im Argentina)


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Re: [gentoo-user] OpenOffice

[Caster]

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On 6/27/06, JC Denton <jcdentonmail@yahoo.de> wrote:
>
> How can I find out how much space I need?


The ebuild should have told you something like "you need 256MB RAM and 4-6GB
space" and even warn you if you don't have enough. I think there's also a
portage FEATURE that makes these checks to abort emerge if they fail,
instead of just warn. Can't find the feature's name now, though.

And do I get this space back after the compiling
> process is finished?
>

You can get it instantly, remove everything in /var/tmp/portage/ (when you
are not emerging something).

Caster

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Re: [gentoo-user] OpenOffice

[Alexander Skwar]

JC Denton wrote:

> I started an emerge openoffice last night. This
> morning I found that the emerge failed and that the
> installation has eaten all my space on the hard drive.
> I had 1.7GB free and this morning it was 0 GB. 
> 
> How can I find out how much space I need? 

You can't. You'll have to rely on experience.

For OOo, you should have as much as about 6 GB available.

> And do I get this space back after the compiling
> process is finished?

Yes, you do - if the process is *successfully* finished.

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Re: [gentoo-user] OpenOffice

[Nico Schümann]

2006/6/27, Alexander Skwar <listen@alexander.skwar.name>:
> For OOo, you should have as much as about 6 GB available.
>
> > And do I get this space back after the compiling
> > process is finished?
>
> Yes, you do - if the process is *successfully* finished.
So how about doing an
emerge -av openoffice-bin?
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Re: [gentoo-user] OpenOffice

[Alexander Skwar]

Nico Schümann wrote:
> 2006/6/27, Alexander Skwar <listen@alexander.skwar.name>:
>> For OOo, you should have as much as about 6 GB available.
>>
>> > And do I get this space back after the compiling
>> > process is finished?
>>
>> Yes, you do - if the process is *successfully* finished.
> So how about doing an
> emerge -av openoffice-bin?

What about it? :)

emerging openoffice-bin will not wipe what's left of the
failed emerge of openoffice in /var/tmp/portage.

But emerging openoffice-bin will not require ~6GB in /var/tmp/portage.

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[gentoo-user] OpenOffice

[James]

Hello,

When I start up open office (amd64)
I get these error messages:

ooffice  ./CCPS-fiber-co.doc
QSettings: failed to open file '/usr/qt/3/etc/settings/qtrc'


(process:9443): Gdk-CRITICAL **: gdk_screen_get_font_options: assertion
`GDK_IS_SCREEN (screen)' failed


The first one I fixed (?) by changing file permissions:
chmod 666 /usr/qt/3/etc/settings/qtrc


The second looks like  missing fonts or a configuration error?

In the middle of may I fixed the spell-check problem but this
font error seems to still be with me. Everything I've tested
with OO is working, but, I still get this error message to 
the terminal session when I fire up OO from the command line.


Recompiling OO does not get rid of this message.
Any suggestions are appreciated.


James

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Re: [gentoo-user] OpenOffice

[Alan McKinnon]

On Monday 11 June 2007, James wrote:
> Hello,
>
> When I start up open office (amd64)
> I get these error messages:
>
> ooffice  ./CCPS-fiber-co.doc
> QSettings: failed to open file '/usr/qt/3/etc/settings/qtrc'
>
>
> (process:9443): Gdk-CRITICAL **: gdk_screen_get_font_options:
> assertion `GDK_IS_SCREEN (screen)' failed
>
> The first one I fixed (?) by changing file permissions:
> chmod 666 /usr/qt/3/etc/settings/qtrc


Should be:

chown root:root <path to file>
chmod 644 <path to file>

> The second looks like  missing fonts or a configuration error?
>
> In the middle of may I fixed the spell-check problem but this
> font error seems to still be with me. Everything I've tested
> with OO is working, but, I still get this error message to
> the terminal session when I fire up OO from the command line.

What did you already do in an attempt to fix it? I see the forums and 
b.g.o. have many recent posts about this, don't want to duplicate all 
the questions all over again.

The results of
emerge -pv openoffice
emerge --info
would also help

alan

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[gentoo-user] Re: OpenOffice

[James]

Alan McKinnon <alan <at> linuxholdings.co.za> writes:


> chown root:root <path to file>
> chmod 644 <path to file>


This is ok. I had the same ownership and 666 versus 644. It's now 644.


> What did you already do in an attempt to fix it? I see the forums and 
> b.g.o. have many recent posts about this, don't want to duplicate all 
> the questions all over again.

I fix the spell checker as suggested with:

I] app-dicts/myspell-en
     Installed versions:  20060316(07:37:19 05/17/07)

I also set up elog, as suggested. Here is a snip from the very 
large file 
/var/log/elog/app-office:openoffice-2.2.0:20070611-042153.log

<snip>
Building openoffice
        tag:                OOF680_m14
        apply rules:        /var/tmp/portage/app-office/openoffice-2.2.0/work/ooo
/patches/src680/apply
        build dir:          /var/tmp/portage/app-office/openoffice-2.2.0/work/ooo
/build/OOF680_m14
        tools dir:          /var/tmp/portage/app-office/openoffice-2.2.0/work/ooo
        src package dir:    /var/tmp/portage/app-office/
openoffice-2.2.0/distdir
        distro:             Gentoo
        widget sets:        gtk kde
        hunspell-uno:       yes
        hunspell-lib:       from system
        openclipart:        no
        mono bindings:      no
        mdbtools/access:    no
        java:               yes
        ooo-install-dir:    openoffice
        ccache:             no
        icecream:           no
        cairo:              yes
        build type:         product build
        download mirror:    http://go-ooo.org/packages

To build run:
        ./download
        make
        bin/ooinstall <path-to-install>

        This is ooo-build-2-2 - the stable branch for the 2.2 release.

<end/snip>



> The results of
> emerge -pv openoffice
> emerge --info

Here you go:

[ebuild   R   ] app-office/openoffice-2.2.0  USE="cairo cups dbus 
eds firefox
gnome gstreamer gtk java kde ldap pam seamonkey -binfilter 
-branding -debug
-mono -odk -sound -webdav" LINGUAS="en en_GB en_US -af -ar 

and

The last request keeps bouncing by the filters from qmane....



James


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