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On 03/05/12 23:19, Markus Mohrhard wrote:
Hey,

[1] fixes a nasty problem that if you use absolute paths for the
mozilla profile in profiles.ini loading/saving password protected
files fails. The problem has been that in the MINIMAL_PROFILEDISCOVER
case we just ignored the IsRelative attribute and always assumed that
the path is relative. The attached patch handles this now correctly
and uses the path as is if the IsRelative flag is zero.

makes sense, pushed to libreoffice-3-5

There is one more serious problem that is also mentioned in the linked
lauchpad bug report. If the .mozilla profile is missing loading/saving
files seem to fail in this case too but I was unable to debug this
because libcomphelpgcc3.sois always build without symbols. If someone
could fix this I might be able to fix the second bug too.

that is weird; on my master --dbgutil built libcomphelpgcc3.so is just
5MB, while on -3-5 --dbgutil it is 17MB... indeed on master there is -O0
on the command but no -g... ahh that Lubos done broke it, with his
newfangled per-library debug setting, turns out in case of "all" we ask
for Library_comphelper, but the known good list contains
Library_comphelp, which is because argh WTF is this
gb_Symbols_get_all=$(foreach item,$(wildcard $(SRCDIR)/*/*.mk)?

that does not work in general, see the various silly things that have
different names on windows in desktop etc.; surely there must be a
better way to do this?

pushed a workaround for comphelper on master, builds with debug now.


I think that we should include this bug in 3-5 because it affects all
distros and our windows builds.

Regards,
Markus

[1] 
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=fff2d18a08a37c0fa6a370e56591117fc08664d2



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