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On 24 May 2025 at 20:48, Dave Howorth wrote:

Date sent:              Sat, 24 May 2025 20:48:55 +0100
From:                   Dave Howorth <dave@howorth.org.uk>
To:                     users@global.libreoffice.org
Subject:                Re: [libreoffice-users] After upgrading 
from Fedora 41 to 42
        getting warning messages with their 
LibreOffice, but not with Libreoffice
        download??

On Sun, 25 May 2025 05:25:31 +1000
"Michael D. Setzer II" <mikes@guam.net> wrote:

Run libreoffice --calc from script and with Fedora 41 saw no 
warning messages using either the Fedora default install or version 
from libreoffice site.

Now with upgrade to Fedora 42 on 7 machines, I'm getting 
warning messages.

Isn't this a question better suited a fedora list rather than a
libreoffice list? 


I did also post the message to the Fedora List, but assumed since 
Libre Office is the one that makes the product, they would probable 
know more about it the Fedora Does. They must have made some 
change that causes this error to exist. Did get a reply on Fedora 
Lists that other distro's are also having messages come up. 

So, rather than placing blame on either side or sides, perhaps the 
issue can be identified and resolved for all distributions. 


Versions of libreoffice installed.
$rpm -qa | grep libreoffice | grep calc
libreoffice-calc-25.2.3.2-1.fc42.x86_64
libreoffice25.2-calc-25.2.3.2-2.x86_64

Running the Fedora version get these warnings.
$ libreoffice --calc
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)
warning: parent <office:styles> does not have any rules defined 
(child: <style:style>)

Seems to work fine, but seeing all those warning messages that 
didn't happen before the upgrade to 42? Also, strange the 
difference between parent have <officice:styles> and child: have 
<style:style>  would expect to see the same.

With the Libreoffice installed in the /opt directory it runs with no 
messages. First time I ran it, it did mention issue with 
PYTHONHOME not being defined, so I defined it, and then that 
message went away.

$ libreoffice25.2 --calc
$ export PYTHONHOME=/usr/lib64/python3.7; libreoffice25.2 
--calc

I did compare the files in the Fedora libreoffice directory and the 
/opt libreoffice directory, and there are a number of files that 
Fedora doesn't have. Libreoffice version is -2 while Fedora's is -1?

Just seeing all these warnings. If you run from menu, you never 
even see these.
Thanks.


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 Michael D. Setzer II - Computer Science Instructor 
(Retired)     
 mailto:mikes@guam.net                            
 mailto:msetzerii@gmail.com
 mailto:msetzerii@gmx.com
 Guam - Where America's Day Begins                        
 G4L Disk Imaging Project maintainer 
 http://sourceforge.net/projects/g4l/
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