Hi Bob, Thanks for your helping~~~
Now I can use command line(cp2foss) to upload my package which had one pdf
file, now it can uploaded and analysis successfully. I think this is one
workaround for me now.
But it is still strangely I can not upload from browser, I think is it
relate with my PHP configuration? But I had changed the configuration in
PHP.ini...Need I change some other things?
max_execution_time=90
memory_limit =702M
post_max_size=701M
upload_max_filesize=700M
....
This is some information after I use: ununpack -vRC -d
/home/aliceliu/unpackdir /home/aliceliu/Test-pdf3.tar.gz
Traverse(/home/aliceliu/Test-pdf3.tar.gz) -- called by main
Testing tar: /home/aliceliu/Test-pdf3.tar.gz
CMD: in (null) -- tar -tf '/home/aliceliu/Test-pdf3.tar.gz' >/dev/null 2>&1
; rc=0
MATCH: Type=3 tar -xSf /home/aliceliu/Test-pdf3.tar.gz 2>&1 ; echo ''
Extracting tar: /home/aliceliu/Test-pdf3.tar.gz > Test-pdf3.tar.gz.dir
CMD: in /home/aliceliu/unpackdir/Test-pdf3.tar.gz.dir -- tar -xSf
'/home/aliceliu/Test-pdf3.tar.gz' 2>&1 ; echo '' ; rc=0
Traverse(/home/aliceliu/unpackdir/Test-pdf3.tar.gz.dir) -- Called by
dir/wait
Traverse(/home/aliceliu/unpackdir/Test-pdf3.tar.gz.dir/Test-pdf) -- Called
by dir
Traverse(/home/aliceliu/unpackdir/Test-pdf3.tar.gz.dir/Test-pdf/README) --
Called by dir
MATCH: Type=8
/home/aliceliu/unpackdir/Test-pdf3.tar.gz.dir/Test-pdf/README >/dev/null
2>&1
Traverse(/home/aliceliu/unpackdir/Test-pdf3.tar.gz.dir/Test-pdf/pc-lint.pdf)
-- Called by dir
MATCH: Type=1 pdftotext -htmlmeta
/home/aliceliu/unpackdir/Test-pdf3.tar.gz.dir/Test-pdf/pc-lint.pdf '%s'
>/dev/null 2>&1
Extracting pdftotext:
/home/aliceliu/unpackdir/Test-pdf3.tar.gz.dir/Test-pdf/pc-lint.pdf >
pc-lint.pdf.unpacked
CMD: in /home/aliceliu/unpackdir/Test-pdf3.tar.gz.dir/Test-pdf/ --
pdftotext -htmlmeta
'/home/aliceliu/unpackdir/Test-pdf3.tar.gz.dir/Test-pdf/pc-lint.pdf'
'pc-lint.pdf.unpacked' >/dev/null 2>&1 ; rc=0
Traverse(/home/aliceliu/unpackdir/Test-pdf3.tar.gz.dir/Test-pdf/pc-lint.pdf.unpacked)
-- Called by dir/wait
MATCH: Type=8
/home/aliceliu/unpackdir/Test-pdf3.tar.gz.dir/Test-pdf/pc-lint.pdf.unpacked
>/dev/null 2>&1
In my unpackdir, There are 3 files named pc-lint.pdf, pc-lint.pdf.unpacked
and README.
Regards,
Alice
Bob Gobeille
<bob.gobei...@hp.
com> To
Bob Gobeille Alice Liu <[email protected]>
<bob.gobei...@hp. cc
com> "[email protected]"
<[email protected]>
2009-05-21 23:32 Subject
Re: [FOSSology] some usage question
about fossology
Hi Alice,
On May 21, 2009, at 5:46 AM, Alice Liu wrote:
Hi Bob,
I can uploaded some package successfully, but when my package has one
.pdf file, it can't upload...
my case is:
I uploaded one package successfully and analysis successfully, but
when I added one pdf file in this package, reupload, it did not
upload successully. In upload page and fossolog.log, it did not show
any message, I checked 'Admin-Database-check' in my page, it did not
show any message. in 'jobs-queue-summary', it did not have any...
I can't tell what's going on here. Could you run ununpack standalone with
just a couple of files (including the offending .pdf):
ununpack -vRC -d myunpackdir mypkg
and send me the output?
The ununpack arguments above are:
-v verbose
-R recursive unpack
-C continue on failures
-d writes the unpacked files into directory myunpackdir
mypkg is the package you are trying to unpack.
Reason for using upper case:
From your former description, we can use mime-type, metadata, and
spec file analysis to analysis some file information that will not
related with license analysis, but I want to compare this three
analysis and report to my colleague...In my test,when I uploaded one
common package, I find if I only choose license analysis, it also has
[meta] link. If I choose all analysis(total 4 optional analysis), it
show the same contents with the former....I want to use some test
case to check...
The [meta] link always shows up, even if you have not requested a meta
analysis.
Bob
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