Description of problem: OpenOffice applications no longer show other devices or mounted shares on the open/save dialogs after last update. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): OpenOffice.org-2.0.1.1-5.1 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Insert an USB drive stick, GNOME will mount it. 2. Open any OpenOffice application and click the open icon on the tool bar. 3. In the dialog box, on the left panel, notice the absense of the USB drive icon. The device is still available from its mount point, though. Actual results: Missing extended devices such GNOME-VFS mounted shares (through means of places-->Connect to server), renders lesser usability, and a regression. Expected results: This was not the case with the last verion prior to the latest update to OOo in FC4 Additional info: A couple screenshots comparing Gedit's Open dialog and OOo's Open dialog: Gedit: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v328/thetargos/Desktop/gedit-open.png OOo: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v328/thetargos/Desktop/OOo-open.png
strange, they looks the same for me, both having the same contents. I see that your "file system" icon is also different between the two applications. How about in mozilla's file open dialog. Is mozilla like gedit, or like your openoffice.org ?
Mozilla's (Firefox) Open dialog looks like this: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v328/thetargos/Desktop/FF-Open.png Mozilla SeaMonkey's looks exactly the same. On my Laptop, though (same OOo major version, but with concurrent appearance of 2.0.1.1-4.1 in the RPM database), it looks as Gedit's, though... Updated it yesterday just to see if it was an issue of 2.0.1.1-5.1 (and ended up with duplicates in rpmdb). To note is this: I first thought this was the same on my main machine and my laptop, as both use FC4, only my WS is x86_64 and the laptop is i686; but since OOo packages are i386 for both platforms, I may have assumed too much.
Indeed, as OOo is 32bit on x86_64 it uses the i386 stack which is different to the x86_64 one. I bet that if you run any 32bit app (e.g. the 32bit mozilla) which uses the gnome filechooser and the gnome-vfs stack that the results will be the same in OOo as in any other 32bit app. Or if you revert to the older OOo that there is no change. Did it use to work with 32bit OOo on x86_64 ? and I assume you didn't remove any relevent i386 libs ?
Not I am aware of, I have all pertinent libraries installed and in place... I'll run a quick check of gnome-vfs and other gnome packages, alas I don't remember seeing such packages for i386 on the base or extras repositories. What libraries should I be looking for as the required 32-bit ones?
For what is worth, this problem persists with Fedora Core 5 x86_64 and the 32-bit OpenOffice.org 2.0.2 packages.
OOo has a 64-bit build now, so this can probably be closed, right ?
Is this build for Core 5 or Core 6 test?