[CLUE-Tech] StarOffice

[Jeffery Cann]

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On Tuesday 15 May 2001 09:58, Don Collier wrote:
> Is anyone else having problems with RH 7.1 and StarOffice.  I had
> everything working fine with 6.2 and slackware, but when I decided to
> try RH 7.1 StarOffice will completely freeze the computer during the
> first part of the install process.  Everything else seems to work fine,
> just StarOffice is bad.

Sounds like a system library problem (glibc).  Maybe you can install these 
libraries in a separate location that only Star Office can use.  This should 
do the trick.  I used to run SO this way before Slackware moved to glibc 
(from libc5)

Jeff
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  I'm finally in a comp that's not requiring me to run windows on my 
desktop.  They do however run Exchange for some of it's features and
I gotta admit they have it running right. 

  At anyrate they have Citrix Metaframe setup for those of us running
a Un*x desktop.  I'm trying to map the com ports to my Linux bos so I
can access my local /dev/ttyS*...

  It seems the client can't find them though.  I've changed permissions
tried running as root, etc, no go...  Anyone running this booger and
have the com port access working?

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I'm sending this from my yahoo account at school
and not from the home system.  There, I just got
email bounced from a site that said "email returned,
may contain a virus."  So until I hear from
clue-tech, I'm going to be very careful...

The email I sent was plain text, no attachments,
using sylpheed as the mail application.  The only
thing wrong was I had mistyped a url as
htp://www.a2w.net/karel/index.html in the body
of the message.

Could that have triggered the bounce?  I've not
faced potential viruses on the Linux side, and I
don't check for any viruses.  On the Windows side at
school, we are fighting viruses all the time.
Is this something I need to start paying attention 
to on the Linux side as well?

Roger Frank


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