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[SOLVED] Why is LibreOffice accessing the network?
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Feb 9th, '16, 03:37by ghmitch
Everytime I open a file LibreOffice is sending data out over the network and the file does not open until that data send ceases. The length of time to send the data roughly corresponds with the size of the file.
Re: Why is LibreOffice accessing the network when I open a f
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Feb 9th, '16, 05:01by jiml8
Does the file have a macro in it?
Did you download libreoffice from the Mageia repos?
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Re: Why is LibreOffice accessing the network when I open a f
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Feb 9th, '16, 22:40by ozky
Libreoffice headless needs network. it's document converter can use online conversion over network hosted documents,if you need to convert like ms format to odf.
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Re: Why is LibreOffice accessing the network when I open a f
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Feb 9th, '16, 23:14by doktor5000
He doesn't run headless, and network access is obviously required if you want to setup a headless listener that accepts conversion jobs from remote boxes via network. Not necessary if you only convert locally.
Re: Why is LibreOffice accessing the network when I open a f
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Feb 18th, '16, 02:14by ghmitch
The documents in question contained a huge number of links and remote images. That explains it all. Thanks guys. I should have figured it out. I feel pretty stupid over this one.