We should take a look at speeding up ODF document templates

[JonBendtsen]

I wish that the methods described here could be at least documented how to get this running in a container setup. Maybe we should even include it in the image?

https://www.dolibarr.org/forum/t/20-0-4-on-debian-converting-odt-to-pdf-is-slow/30676/5

[creekorful]

Hello @JonBendtsen, thanks for the suggestion.

As I understand it there is need to do some core changes before that? Isn't this issue better raised on the main repository first? And then we can provide maybe documentation material here for people interested in building PDF from ODT?

Wdyt?

Cheers

[JonBendtsen]

Hello @JonBendtsen, thanks for the suggestion.

As I understand it there is need to do some core changes before that? Isn't this issue better raised on the main repository first? And then we can provide maybe documentation material here for people interested in building PDF from ODT?

Wdyt?

Cheers

@creekorful vstrecker does propose some core changes, but how do we handle the unoconv package? do we include this in our image?

How do we handle the soffice service he starts using systemd? Systemd is usually not readily available in containers, but we could just start soffice as a new entrypoint using the very same container image.

If this image can be used to do the speedup, then we're left with the unoconv package in our image and the core PHP changes

https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/libreoffice

[JonBendtsen]

the libreoffice image does have soffice installed, but the image is BIG

docker.io/linuxserver/libreoffice  latest            4879ceec3ba7  6 days ago     2.61 GB

root@f43f17052756:/# which soffice
/usr/bin/soffice