ec2 (ami-fd4aa494) pyhton/soffice connection slow
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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openoffice.org (Ubuntu) |
Expired
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Undecided
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Bug Description
Version: ubuntu 10.04
Steps to reproduce:
1.Start an m1.large instance using the AMI ami-fd4aa494
2. apt-get update; apt-get upgrade
3. apt-get install openoffice.
4. wget http://
5. copy an odt file in /tmp/test.odt
6. run: python DocumentConvert
This last step should take less than 1 second and should report : ERROR! failed to connect to OpenOffice.org on port 8100
On an m1.large this takes 10 seconds.
I did the same steps on a c1.xlarge machine and everything was ok (less then 1 sec response time). I created an ami and when I tried to start on a m1.large machine it took 10 seconds. Even on c1.xlarge is not always fast. For some instances takes also 10 seconds.
If you start soffice: /usr/lib/
the conversion time will be 30 seconds while on a local machine or on a c1.xlarge is less than 1 second.
This is not a bug of python because I tried to do the conversion using java. The connection between java and soffice is faster but still it takes 20 seconds for conversion.
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Additionally, can you provide us with more information about:
- Whether this works only with odt files and Writer, or also with OpenDocument files?
- Whether this bug is still affecting you? It would be nice if you could test on Maverick (10.10).
Thank you for your efforts!