I do not have LibreOffice installed on my system, I have Apache OpenOffice 3.4 RC1.
However, launching the system updater notifies me that there is an update available for URE-Runtime (a component of LibreOffice) and proceeds to install such update.
If this breaks Apache OpenOffice 3.4 who's to blame?.
FC
Fernando Cassia fcassia@gmail.com wrote:
I do not have LibreOffice installed on my system, I have Apache OpenOffice 3.4 RC1.
Installed how? Via RPM? Gotten how/where?
However, launching the system updater notifies me that there is an update available for URE-Runtime (a component of LibreOffice) and proceeds to install such update.
Strange... here it is called libreoffice-ure, and should not get updated by any OOo stuff. Perhaps there is something eles that uses it?
If this breaks Apache OpenOffice 3.4 who's to blame?.
Whoever installed alien packages, methinks...
On Mon, 2012-04-30 at 21:39 -0400, Horst H. von Brand wrote:
Strange... here it is called libreoffice-ure, and should not get updated by any OOo stuff. Perhaps there is something eles that uses it?
Both Fedora openoffice.org and the original upstream openoffice.org ended up with a package called openoffice.org-ure. From various twists and turns the Fedora -ure ended up with a 1 Epoch so all fedora -ure packages are a higher n-v-r that the OOo one. Apache OOo has now presumably got the same package names as well.
Fedora libreoffice has an upgrade path to update the Fedora openoffice.org so it would attempt to upgrade anything called openoffice.org-ure if installed.
Can block the libreoffice-ure in your yum.conf
C.