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Revision as of 14:03, 7 May 2008
- What are the system requirements for running Apache OpenOffice?
- Can I download only parts of the Apache OpenOffice suite?
- Can I install Apache OpenOffice on a Terminal Server?
- Can I install Java after I install Apache OpenOffice?
- Digital Signed Installation Sets for Windows Vista
- How Can I Install the Security Patch (CVE-2012-0037)
- How can I install Apache OpenOffice so that it can be used by multiple users on the same machine?
- How can I install Apache OpenOffice without administrative privileges or without system integration?
- How can I upgrade an older version of Apache OpenOffice to a newer one?
- How do I buy an Apache OpenOffice CD?
- How do I convert files created with SRC680 snapshot builds, prior to m64, to a current format?
- How do I find the file I just downloaded?
- How do I fix an FC3 error while loading shared libraries?
- How do I fix the internal error, Get Storage: No Content?
- How do I install Apache OpenOffice?
- How do I install Apache OpenOffice on FreeBSD?
- How do I install Apache OpenOffice on Gentoo
- How do I install Apache OpenOffice on Linux?
- How do I install Apache OpenOffice on Mac OS X?
- How do I install Apache OpenOffice on OpenBSD
- How do I install Apache OpenOffice on Slackware?
- How do I install Apache OpenOffice on Solaris?
- How do I install Apache OpenOffice on Windows?
- How do I install Apache OpenOffice on other UNIX systems?
- How do I install the Java Media Framework (JMF)?
- How do I perform a silent install?
- How do I setup SAMBA to get the best performance with OOo?
- How do I uninstall Apache OpenOffice?
- How do I upgrade Apache OpenOffice on Windows?
- How does Apache OpenOffice work over NFS?
- I've installed Apache OpenOffice, now what do I do?
- Is it possible to install Apache OpenOffice without the user having to input data?
- Java is installed, but why isn't it recognized?
- OOo's installation file is too large to download. What other choices do I have?
- The installer is looking for Java. Does it really need it to work correctly?
- The installer is looking for Java. Where do I find it?
- What is the best way to download such a large file?
- When trying to install Apache OpenOffice I get a message about a missing library. How can I solve this?
- Where can I get documentation on installation?
- Where can I get the appropriate download for my hardware and operating system?
- Where do I download dictionaries for languages other than US English?
- Which version of Java do I need?
- Why am I seeing squares instead of the desired language characters?
- Why does the OOo install ask for Unicows.dll?
- Why is Java needed in Apache OpenOffice?
- NL/How do I perform a silent install? nl
When trying to install OpenOffice.org I get a message about a missing library. How can I solve this?
This message generally means that you have a file which got corrupted during download. To verify this you can use the md5sum utility as described on the download page. This tool generates a checksum that you can cross check with the value on the download server.
- cd into /etc/selinux/targeted/contexts/files
- Create a backup of file_contexts. NOTE: do not overwrite file_contexts.rpmnew
- Download the patch and only use it as a model as SELinux under FC3 is being updated too frequently for the patch to be used as is. The contents are correct for installs in /opt and /usr/local. NOTE: you may have to edit file_contexts if OOo is not installed in either /opt or /usr/local.
- Execute setfiles -l -vv -F file_contexts /usr/local/OpenOffice.org*/program/ for /usr/local/ installations.
- Execute setfiles -l -vv -F file_contexts /opt for OOo installations.
- Reboot if necessary.
- If all else fails, disable SELinux and reboot.
