Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 38949
Corrupted Drawing Files (Unrecoverable)
Last modified: 2005-01-31 13:47:34 UTC
Hope I'm reporting this to the right place.... Under both OO 1.9.m58 & 1.9.m62 I've lost drawing files. (Upgraded from beta 58 to 62 in hopes this was fixed.) In both cases -- and as best I recall -- I attempted to save the drawing by simple "file save," OO reported "cannot save," I attempted to "save as," could not, and, ultimately hoped that restarting/rebooting would fix. No such luck. Files show up as zero-length files. Running on W2000 with all current patches. (Did not try cutting/pasting to entirely new drawing -- wish that I had thought to try that before giving up.)
Created attachment 20737 [details] approx 120 objects on 2 slides that cannot be saved after alteration.
Approx 120 objects across 2 slides can initially be created. (Which has made attached file "breakage.odg"). Closing OO Draw 1.9.6.5, then re-opening with this file, you cannot save it again even with only minimum alteration.
I've experienced this problem too. I'd attach the file, only it's gone ;) - fortunately writer is more stable and has my diagrams. [Only tried this on an XP Installation; Gentoo requires me to run OO2 as root! :(]
Reproducible. Open it, change it, save it, close it, open it again, change it, try to save it: error message.
Reassinged to Christian. Please have a look.
There is a problem with the graphics during save. Since after a failed save to the original document it sometimes happens that the original document file is broken, I set the priority to 2 because of data loss.
I'm having this problem in writer (1.9.65) too. "Error saving the document x.odt: General Error. General input/output error."
investigating
fixed at least for Draw/Impress files, need to take a further look at Writer
I also made this fix for Calc, but was not able to find a related bug in Writer; Writer team and QA will be notified by me to take a closer look.
reopened
reassigned
resolved
Verified in CWS.
Tested in master. CLosed.