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Subject: re: Problem with OpenOffice.org-2.0-RC1 port
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My apologies for the wasted bandwidth. I went on irc and found out what google 
couldn't tell me: This is a well known issue regarding ooo 2.0 and nfs-based 
file locking. 

Cheers,
Dwayne MacKinnon