Greetings.
Well, the new sources didn't help. I checked the script, and it already
accounted for $BOOK.xml and $BOOK.book, so that was OK.
I updated the script to use common/xsolbook.dtd if there was no local dtd.
The script continues spewing parse errors faster than a dog scratching
fleas. Here's a (very) small sample after a ^C:
sparcpackagelist-sxde.xml:3242: parser error : Entity 'check' not defined
</entry><entry><para>✓</para>
^
sparcpackagelist-sxde.xml:3243: parser error : Entity 'check' not defined
</entry><entry><para>✓</para>
^
sparcpackagelist-sxde.xml:3250: parser error : Entity 'check' not defined
</entry><entry><para>✓</para>
^
sparcpackagelist-sxde.xml:3251: parser error : Entity 'check' not defined
</entry><entry><para>✓</para>
^
sparcpackagelist-sxde.xml:3252: parser error : Entity 'check' not defined
</entry><entry><para>✓</para>
^
...and so on for every page. I also saw the same for 'nbsp', 'ndash',
and others.
Each book seems to end with something like:
zfstrouble.xml:713: parser error : chunk is not well balanced
</chapter>
^
ZFSADMIN.book:53: parser error : Failure to process entity zfstrouble
differences;&zfspools;&zfsfs;&zfssnaps;&zfsacls;&zfsdeladm;&advanced;&zfstrouble
^
ZFSADMIN.book:53: parser error : Entity 'zfstrouble' not defined
differences;&zfspools;&zfsfs;&zfssnaps;&zfsacls;&zfsdeladm;&advanced;&zfstrouble
^
unable to parse ZFSADMIN.book
/work/DocTools/fop-0.94/fop: IFS=^J: is not an identifier
This last line indicates there may be a problem with the FOP tool (and a
look at the relevant line in the fop script bears this out), but I think
this is (as yet) irrelevant. Looking at the interim .fo files being
generated, they're all 0 bytes. If I have time, I'll do some more hunting.
So, no new PDFs yet. :-(
>> OK, I'll work on updating the script for the changes you mentioned
>> probably Saturday. So, with luck and the fixed source, maybe I can
>> have the PDF tarball up sometime Sunday PM.
>>
>>> OK, we found an offending parameter entity reference which is
>>> probably the cause of the parser errors. I will push again tomorrow
>>> and let you know when new sources are available, thanks as always for
>>> your time to run the script and for reporting this.
Rainer
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Mind the gap.
