how to install open source service in Linux

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hi, Could you show me the URL that you download? thanks, Tod.

[Claudio Manuel Fernández Barreiro]

Sorry, i don't understand your question. Can you explain that a little more? Thanks.

[Tod]

Replying to sfhynx:

Sorry, i don't understand your question. Can you explain that a little more? Thanks.

The requisites of WikiExportPlugin

Before use, you must start open office in service mode.

so, how to install that service, and where can I download the requisites? I just want to know more detail about installation.

thank you.

[anonymous]

If you have Open Office installed, in terminal you can start it using the soffice or ooffice command. Is a part of OpenOffice's distribution and haven't any different prerrequisite.

Anyway, what is your distro? In the last versions of Ubuntu, python-uno and openoffice is installed from the beginning.

[Tod]

Replying to anonymous:

If you have Open Office installed, in terminal you can start it using the soffice or ooffice command. Is a part of OpenOffice's distribution and haven't any different prerrequisite.

Anyway, what is your distro? In the last versions of Ubuntu, python-uno and openoffice is installed from the beginning.

In my environment, Trac deployed in Linux host by VM Ware. Not destop version Linux. It seems unable to install open office

[anonymous]

To install openoffice from terminal mode, this post in the official forum of openoffice can help you

I downloaded the OO3 binaries and installed them with no problem on Fedora 10. I found that I had to do the install from a terminal window after switching to the root account. Using the GUI installer when logged in as a regular user does not work.

From a terminal window go to where you extracted the download - there should be a setup program there. At the terminal window type "su root" and then enter your root password. Then type "./setup" and you should be good to go.

beren

The original post is in this url: ​http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=12983

And for use openoffice without graphic environment, you can use Xvfb, that emulate a X environment.

​http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=11890&highlight=headless

I hope this will help.