exporting as PDF suggests filename containing .odt with KDE-integration activated

Could you please paste the outputs of the "lsb_release -d" and "apt-cache policy openoffice.org-kde" in a comment please?
I can't reproduce this bug in Kubuntu 10.04 with OpenOffice 3.2.0. (There were quite some bugfixes made since Kubuntu 9.10 in regards to KDE integration)

lsb_release -d
Description: Ubuntu 10.04 LTS

apt-cache policy openoffice.org-kde
openoffice.org-kde:
  Installiert: 1:3.2.0-7ubuntu4
  Kandidat: 1:3.2.0-7ubuntu4
  Versions-Tabelle:
 *** 1:3.2.0-7ubuntu4 0
        500 http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ lucid/main Packages
        100 /var/lib/dpkg/status

I have to add a condition which is needed to reproduce the bug. You need to load a previously saved document, then try to export this document as PDF. If you create a new document, save it, export it as PDF everything is fine.

Roman,

Can you take a look at this bug, it appears to be KDE integration related.

Thanks,

Chris

This bug does not exist in upstream 3.2.1

This bug was fixed in the package openoffice.org - 1:3.2.1-5ubuntu1

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openoffice.org (1:3.2.1-5ubuntu1) maverick; urgency=low

  * merge against debian unstable, remaining changes:
    (LP: #575138, #473857, #563931)
   + debian/control.in:
     - Added java-runtime-depends to openoffice.org-java-common depends
       as we don't dep on system-saxon
     - put ${ooo-binfilter-dep} recommends only as suggested on
       openoffice.orgVER-writer as we don't want to install
       openoffice.org-filter-binfilter legacy transitional tool by default.
     - add openoffice.org-style-human package and makes openoffice.org-gtk to
       recommend it instead of the tango one.
   + debian/copyright:
     - add warning and granted permission about the Oracle logo
   + debian/rules:
     - Build with -Os apart from ARM to avoid GCC register spill errors.
     - Add USE_COMMON_DOCDIR option to symlink rather copying multiples times
       the same doc
     - build with --with-distro=CurrentDistro (with PATCHSET) to trigger
       specific go-oo distro conf
     - build mono binding on sparc too
     - build binfilter package on all archs
     - custom install:
       - ubuntu about and intro bitmaps
       - convert broffice.org about image from png to bmp
       - images_new.tar.bz2 to the human theme
       - extra translations (debian/ubuntu/l10n)
       - ooo87965.execute.sh
       - ubuntu templates *otp
     - use translate-tookit
     - move content in help/* rather than the directory (see why this cruft is
       needed, FTBFS on i386 otherwise)
     - don't build -dbg pkg
     - don't use broken gnome-vfs support
     - Use desktop files from $(OOO_BUILD_TREE)/desktopxi
       (set by USE_OOO_BUILD_DESKTOPS)
     - Switch desktop files from %U to %F for gvfs fuse
     - use lzma instead of bzip2 apart for armel (slow too much build process)
     - don't use system lucene as internal copy is available (and not enough
       space on the cd)
     - build on specific version of libboost
     - additional locales built in ubuntu
     - build translations in openoffice.org$(VER)-l10n-{lang} and help in
       openoffice.org$(VER)-help-{lang} packages from a
       openoffice.org$(VER)-l10n source package
     - openoffice.org$(VER)-l10n-en-us is openoffice.orgVER-l10n-common
   + debian/patches:
     - desktop-templates.diff: changes some names and comments and generate a
       .pot
     - desktop-translations.diff: desktop file translations
   + debian/ubuntu:
     - openabout_ubuntu_oracle.bmp, openintro_ubuntu_oracle.bmp: custom about
       and intro bitmaps
     - images_new.tar.bz2: set of images for the human theme.
     - l10n/GSI_helpmenu_all.sdf: additional translation for LPI
     - ooo87965.execute.sh: run a script in background
     - *otp: ubuntu templates
   + debian/broffice.org.preinst.in, debian/broffice.org.postrm.in:
     - add diversion for about and intro bitmaps to broffice.org
   + debian/scripts/convert2po, sifilter.py, splitgsi:
     - helpers scripts used in debian/rules for translation and text
       manipulation
   + debian/ubuntu/lpi2gsi/*:
    - templates and conversion scripts to generate the additional...

Accepted openoffice.org into luic-proposed, the package will build now and be available in a few hours. Please test and give feedback here. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed for documentation how to enable and use -proposed. Thank you in advance!

I just accepted an updated version from Matthias (1:3.2.1-6ubuntu2~10.04.1) which now also fixes the ARM build again, and an additional fix. Please test this version as well, and let us know how it works for you. It will be available on the archive servers in about half a day.

The current version in -proposed introduced a regression, and as there is nobody currently working on this, I removed it from -proposed (we need to clean up lucid-proposed for the Ubuntu 10.04.2 preparations).