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Cannot find a suitable office installation on Mac OS 10.9.3 #211
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Fixed this by changing line 114 of unoconv to:
However, now I'm getting the error:
which appears to be related to #111. Any ETA for the next release with this fix? |
Got the same problem. |
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Master is broken, so this is becoming a little hard to use. |
I'm experiencing this same issue (using unoconv (via homebrew) with LibreOffice 4.3.2.2, OSX 10.9.5). |
+1
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After
However, I resolved the problem by adding another symlink:
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I'm having this issue after installing unoconv --HEAD via brew. Have created a second symlink as above - still no dice. |
Does anyone have any info on what the files/folders that we need to find do? I'd like to help with a pull request if I knew more about what needs hooked up. It appears that |
@jonknapp since HEAD version is working, all, that need to do - is release new verison with all changes from head. But only @dagwieers can do this. |
HEAD worked on some macs before the latest release. It does not work with 4.4.0 and I've seen HEAD fail with 4.3.x on another Mac.
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Same issue here, on Yosemite, 4.4.0 and HEAD =/ |
Same it doesn't work on Yosemite. |
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Anyone found a workaround ? |
@pilosof I've had to use an older version of LibreOffice. However, that same version does not work for a coworker, so I'm not sure of a solid solution beyond continuing to try older versions of LibreOffice. |
Hi, I found the error here, but I'm new to the whole git thing so bear with me. The paths are incorrect and for LibreOffice Stable 4.4.1 they need to be: MacOS/ for office binaries & MacOS/urelibs for the libpath and you have to remove the 'program' completely 129 if os.path.isfile(realpath(basepath, basis, 'MacOS/urelibs', lib)): 147 if os.path.isfile(realpath(basepath, basis, 'MacOS', bin)): should work! Obviously somebody would need to write a proper fix, with 'program' and 'MacOS' being variables of a for, as above with 'basis', 'basis-link' and '' but yeah. Unfortunately this leads to another error for me: Which apparently already showed up once, as a packaging bug in LibreOffice, so I don't know ... |
@jonknapp thanks for this, I got it running with 4.3.6 and setting UNO_PATH to "/Applications/LibreOffice.app/Contents" using the LibreOffice python: "/Applications/LibreOffice.app/Contents/MacOS/python unoconv -f pdf /Users/username/Documents/Test.odt" If you compare the directories of 4.4.1 & 4.3.6, you'll see that they are quite different, so that's why it's not working! |
thanks for digging into this @CrankMuffler |
Does this mean it's not possible to get this working without using LibreOffice.app/.../python? |
#still broken, afaict
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Getting same issue while running OSX 10.10.3, LibreOffice 4.4.3.2, and Unoconv HEAD: Outcome Install Steps: |
As a workaround, you can use the older version of libreoffice (you also don't need to use HEAD with it, unoconv 0.7 is now in homebrew)
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make sure to tap the homebrew-versions project first, or else
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brew cask install libreoffice43 is giving an error, even after taping the homebrew-versions: |
Same issue as @lelap |
@skywinder About #211 (comment): No, #250 fixed Apache OpenOffice, not LibreOffice 4.4. @lelap Indeed, LibreOffice download page no longer allows to download LibreOffice 4.3: it won't work with homebrew either. |
So you can find LibreOffice <= 4.3 on https://downloadarchive.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice/old/. Once you have LibreOffice 4.3.7 and installed it in /Applications (not /Users/you/Applications), you can use |
OS X, LibreOffice 4.4 and 5.0: no suitable office installation |
A good instruction for installation: https://docs.moodle.org/35/en/Universal_Office_Converter_(unoconv)#Installing_unoconv_on_OS_X |
For those looking for the TL;DR version.
Done. This should create file called
It might not run the first time. Just try again. Should work. Tested on the latest MacOS Mojave. |
I'm using Mac OS Mavericks, LibreOffice 4.2.5.2, and unoconv 0.6 (install via homebrew).
LibreOffice soffice install path is /Applications/LibreOffice.app/Contents/MacOS/soffice.
Error message is:
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