| Summary: |
FILEOPEN: File opening shows that file is corrupted when /tmp is full, locked file afterwards |
| Product: |
LibreOffice
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Reporter: |
Rodolfo Quesada <roqz> |
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Spreadsheet | Assignee: |
Not Assigned <libreoffice-bugs> |
| Status: |
NEW
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| Severity: |
normal
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| Priority: |
medium
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| Version: |
3.6.5.2 release | |
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| Hardware: |
Other | |
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| OS: |
Linux (All) | |
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| Whiteboard: |
BSA |
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Problem description: I tried to open a spreadsheet file unaware that my /tmp directory was full (a ramdisk), so LibreOffice showed me a dialog that said that the file is corrupted and it should attempt to fix it and to not trust the contents afterwards. It was unable to do so. I cleaned my /tmp directory and then proceeded to copy the file to another location and it opened without any issue and intact details. Also, a ".lock....name_of_file" locked the filename in the directory and I needed to remove it manually in order to have a file with the same name as the locked file. Steps to reproduce: 1. Fill the /tmp partition/directory (this is common in distributions as ArchLinux that uses a ramdisk, otherwise the hard drive should be full) 2. Open a file 3. Errors will appear and the .lock file should be removed manually. Current behavior: A lock file blocks the manipulation of a file with the same filaname in the same directory. LO says that the file is corrupted but it isn't. Expected behavior: It shouldn't say that the file is corrupted if the error is LO unable to create a temporary file in /tmp (I guess that's what happened). A lock file should be removed if there isn't an open session. Thanks for a great product and the amazing work you guys have done! Operating System: Linux (Other) Version: 3.6.5.2 release