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Jorge moraleda updated PDFBOX-5807:
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Description:
Currently when the image size cannot retrieved from metadata we issue:
`LOG.warn("No image metadata, will decode image and use raster size");` and
`LOG.warn("Error reading image metadata, will decode image and use raster
size", ex);` both at the warning level, but since these are recoverable errors
(by using the raster size, as the messages indicate, I think their priority
should be reduced to `info` or `debug`. This is particularly important in the
second message since we actually go ahead and print the full stack trace, which
heavily pollutes log files.
I use JPEGFactory inside a server side application without control from which
files the user uploads, and it is irksome to get all those irelevant stack
traces.
Thank you.
> JPEGFactory. Reduce logging severity when no image metadata is present
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> Key: PDFBOX-5807
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PDFBOX-5807
> Project: PDFBox
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: FontBox
> Affects Versions: 2.0.31, 3.0.2 PDFBox
> Reporter: Jorge moraleda
> Priority: Minor
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> Currently when the image size cannot retrieved from metadata we issue:
> `LOG.warn("No image metadata, will decode image and use raster size");` and
> `LOG.warn("Error reading image metadata, will decode image and use raster
> size", ex);` both at the warning level, but since these are recoverable
> errors (by using the raster size, as the messages indicate, I think their
> priority should be reduced to `info` or `debug`. This is particularly
> important in the second message since we actually go ahead and print the full
> stack trace, which heavily pollutes log files.
> I use JPEGFactory inside a server side application without control from which
> files the user uploads, and it is irksome to get all those irelevant stack
> traces.
> Thank you.
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