This bug was filed from the crash reporting server and is br-a406f680-5f5e-45c8-adb0-ebeee19d51c5. ========================================= Failed to start libreoffice from a script. Mainly Python (ver 3.5) but also from bash. - Used commands: os.system() and subprocess.run() where libreoffice were tried to launch in headless, nologo, accept (URP) mode on a localhost (port 8100) e.g. os.system('/opt/libreoffice6.3/program/soffice --impress --headless --nologo --accept="socket,host=localhost,port=8100;urp" &') - libreoffice were called /usr/local/bin/libreoffice6.3. Also via /opt/libreoffice6.3/program/soffice --impress - Libreoffice were tried to open with a specific presentation (with --show flag) and without a presentation as a parameter, both failed All failed with segfault (ID#139)
You can try 2 things: - https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/QA/FirstSteps - upgrade to 6.3.4
Can you share the script?
Created attachment 160087 [details] Script used File contains all 'try-outs' around the problem. They are in comments.
Yeah sure, why not - I guess it was this one... Nothing special though, just calling os.system from Python 3 script with parameters to make it 'command-able' through UNO. I've since moved to using Gentoo and latest version of LibreOffice and it's not having this issue - but I thought to share the bug since I thought it was interesting since LibreOffice has been quite stable otherwise.
(In reply to Joona Tolonen from comment #4) > Yeah sure, why not - I guess it was this one... Nothing special though, just > calling os.system from Python 3 script with parameters to make it > 'command-able' through UNO. > > I've since moved to using Gentoo and latest version of LibreOffice and it's > not having this issue - but I thought to share the bug since I thought it > was interesting since LibreOffice has been quite stable otherwise. Ok, thanks. I could not repro the crash either (on Arch Linux). Let's close and celebrate vappu.