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Just a shot in the dark.

May want to look to see all proper groups are set.



On 7/5/2017 6:56 PM, Girvin Herr wrote:


On 07/05/2017 02:14 AM, Alexander Thurgood wrote:
Le 05/07/2017 à 01:20, Girvin Herr a écrit :

Hi Girvin,


Now that I upgraded to LO 5.2.6.2 from LO 5.1.6, every time I try to log
in to Mariadb to access my database, LO crashes hard. This worked fine
in 5.1.6 and it still works now in OpenOffice 4.1.3. I checked the Java
config under Options and it is fine. I tried deleting the profile
directory and starting from scratch. It still crashed. LO also crashes
when I use the "Test Connection" button in the database configuration
dialog to try to log in to Mariadb.

Any ideas before I return to 5.1.6?
Could be several things, although off the cuff, LO5.2.x was known to
crash in certain circumstances with JDKu112, so either:
- revert back to LO5.1.x or else
- try updating your JDK to a much more recent one and see if that makes
a difference with LO5.2.x, or else
- move to LO5.3.x and a current JDK.


Why do I mention a Java problem ? Because the devs changed the version
number recognition pattern for JDK/JVM instantiation somewhere between
5.1 and 5.2, and this is what caused crashing for some. This was fixed
in 5.3. Of course, it could all be specific to your Slackware setup...

Alex


Alex,
Thanks for your prompt response. I have been working on this problem all morning. I first upgraded jdk-8u112 with jdk-8u131 with the same results. I then tried LO 5.2.7.2 with the same results. I then tried LO 5.3.4.2 with the same results. I then upgraded the MySQL Connector from 5.1.40 to 5.1.42 with the same results. Nothing I do seems to affect whatever is causing LO to crash. I also started LO from a console to see if LO spit out any pertinent messages when it crashed - none.

Whatever is happening here, it is broad. I even tried to use my OpenOffice Base odb file with the same LO results. Now this file works fine in AOO.

There are two datapoints I had not thought of when I posted my message yesterday. One is that I successfully edited and printed a report on 6/19/17 with LO 5.2.6.2. So, it was working at that time.

The other is that I upgraded glibc from version 2.23 build 1 to 2.23 build 2 yesterday, before I noticed LO crashing. But I tried returning to the old glibc version and LO still crashed, so I doubt glibc was the cause. The other Slackware packages that I changed yesterday are: bind, irssi, mozilla-firefox, openvpn, sudo, the Linux kernel, httpd, libcgroup, libcrypt, mkinitrd, mozilla-thunderbird, nasm, and pkg-config. None of these should have affected LO, but...

There is something else going on besides Base crashing. I was checking the "Tools" | "Options" with nothing loaded and when I got to the bottom item, "Internet" | "MediaWiki", LO crashed when I selected it. I wasn't even close to MySQL or Base at the time.

BTW: I am running a Dual-core Athlon CPU, 32-bit ix86 Linux and Java, 8GB RAM, and 10% of 1TB disk space used. So it shouldn't be a lack of resources. Besides, as I said, OpenOffice is still running fine. My problem with using AOO, is that it does not have the Base Report Generator I need to print my reports.

Hope this helps narrow this problem down. I am about to issue a bug report on this. It is certainly repeatable, if frustrating.
Thanks.
Girvin




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