Killall -9 soffice & killall -9 soffice.binĮxit fi echo 'Openoffice headless server is not running.' exit įor Debian based distros like Ubuntu $ update-rc.d openoffice defaultsįor RedHat based distros like CentOS $ chkconfig -add openofficeĪnd this script will launch on every system reboot.

Stop ) if then echo 'Stopping OpenOffice headless server.' $SOFFICE -headless -nologo -nofirststartwizard -accept = 'socket,host=127.0.0.1,port=8100 urp' & > /dev/null 2> &1

Start ) if then echo 'OpenOffice headless server has already started.'Įxit fi echo 'Starting OpenOffice headless server' #!/bin/bash # headless server script # chkconfig: 2345 80 30 # description: headless openoffice server script # processname: openoffice # Author: Vic Vijayakumar # Modified by Paco Avila and Federico Ch. You can also configure OpenKM to use a remote server for OpenOffice document conversion. Learn more about OpenOffice / LibreOffice configuration parameters at Enable integration.Ĭonfiguration parameters are the same as OpenKM 5.0, but in this case they should not go into OpenKM.cfg file, but they are stored at database and configured at Administration > Configuration. To configure OpenKM and LibreOffice integration you have several configuration properties, but the most important one is with should be set to the OpenOffice (/usr/lib/openoffice) or LibreOffice (/usr/lib/libreoffice) installation path. Sudo yum install libreoffice libreoffice-headless In a recent Redhat/CentOS 6/7 or Fedora release, you can use: In a recent Ubuntu or Debian release, you can install it simply as: OpenKM has been roughly tested with recent build of and LibreOffice, but in more recent Linux distros the most common used is LibreOffice. This is a great help if need to read an Microsoft Office / document and you don't have the software installed in the computer.

OpenKM can convert some document types to PDF.

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