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1 OwnCloud Documents on Arch Linux
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3 :author: Aaron Ball
4 :email: nullspoon@iohq.net
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9 This is just a quick note for those folks who are running Arch Linux on their
10 servers (I am). I was having trouble getting MS Word documents to render on my
11 instance, despite having installed LibreOffice (fresh). When I went to enable
12 openoffice/libreoffice support, it errored out, telling me to check my logs,
13 which gave me nothing more than an ambiguous 500 error (I checked the php,
14 php-fpm, nginx, and owncloud logs). Finally, I su'd into the account that
15 owncloud/php was running under and attempted to execute the libreoffice binary,
16 which failed (Wooo! Useful output!). This is the error I received.
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19 Failed to open display
20 javaldx: Could not find a Java Runtime Environment!
21 Warning: failed to read path from javaldx /usr/lib/libreoffice/program/soffice.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libcups.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
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24 Most of that can be ignored as they are just warnings. There is one error
25 however and that is the cups error (the last line).
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27 For LibreOffice to support document exporting, it needs cups (the daemon
28 doesn't need to be running, we just need the library).
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30 Once you've got cups installed (__pacman -S cups__) and support enabled in
31 ownCloud, you should be able to work on MS Word files in-browser.
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33 Category:ownCloud
34 Category:Linux
35 Category:Libreoffice
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