Re: How do I tear down soffice cleanly?

Yup, I keep my documents in /tmp as well (running tmpfs, to be exact)
and I keep seeing this recovery dialog.

For automation, a workaround I noticed is to pass an "-env" to soffice
when spinning it up.  This has the disadvantage of initializing a new
environment but after shutting down office and removing the temporary
-env, the recovery dialog doesn't show up either.  Unfortunately,
starting up soffice takes longer.

Cheers,
Jens


On Tue, Feb 24, 2015 at 07:28:42PM +0000, Wols Lists wrote:
> Not that I understand what's going here, but ...
>
> This could be related to annoyance I have. It confuses the heck out of
> my wife, and it's basically Document Recovery having a design fault.
> (That's assuming I've identified the symptoms right - I don't suffer the
> problem so I haven't really investigated.)
>
> Scenario
> Open a document in LO from eg Thunderbird, so it's actually in /tmp
> Someone else shuts down the system, effectively killing Writer
> Open Writer again
>
> The document recovery pane basically gives you two options, to attempt
> recovery, or to abort recovery (which will then try again next time).
> Neither is appropriate when you know that the document no longer exists
>
> Cheers,
> Wol

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