Ok, it runs with conv_doc.pl!!!! Thank all people who help me!!!! If I run doc2html.pl with pdf-file as argument from command line, I get PRINT OUTPUNT!!!???
best regards Natalya > Hi Natalya, > then it seems that the path to perl is wrong and that's why the Perl > Script(s) don't work. > > Check out the first lines of each Perl Script (.pl) and correct the path > to perl. Maybe there isn't even perl installed ;-) > > Best wishes, > Martin > > > Natalya Kolesnikova schrieb: > > > Hello David, > > > > thank you very much for your support! > > > > Yes, htdig is reading a.pdf-file. pdftotext and pdfinfo are working ok, > too. > > But when I run conv_doc.pl (or doc2html.pl ) from command line with a > > pdf-file as a argument I get error message: > > bad interpreter: no such file or directory/usr/bin/perl. > > > > What is here wrong??? > > > > best regards > > Natalya > > > > > >>OK, so far we have established: > >> > >>1) Htdig is reading a .PDF file > >>2) You are attempting to use /usr/local/bin/conv_doc.pl to convert > it. > >>3) No text is being extracted from the .PDF file, so it is not being > >>indexed. > >> > >>This suggests that the fault is with /usr/local/bin/conv_doc.pl. Please > >>try > >>executing this from the command line: > >> > >> /usr/local/bin/conv_doc.pl somepdffile.pdf > >> > >>where somepdffile.pdf is a PDF file from which it should be able to > >>extract > >>text. See what happens. > >>This is a necessary step in the diagnosis. > >> > >>David Adams > >>Corporate Information Services > >>Information Systems Services > >>University of Southampton > >> > >> > >>----- Original Message ----- > >>From: "Natalya Kolesnikova" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >>To: "Gilles Detillieux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >>Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >>Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2003 9:51 AM > >>Subject: Re: [htdig] PDF-SEARCH > >> > >> > >> > >>>Yes, I get error message "Deleted: no excerpt"!!! > >>> > >>>Natalya > >>> > >>> > >>>>According to Natalya Kolesnikova: > >>>> > >>>>>Thank you, David, for your help! > >>>>> > >>>>>But when I run htmerge, I get follow message: > >>>>>htmerge: Document database has no URLs. Check your config file and > >> > >>try > >> > >>>>>running htdig again. > >>>> > >>>>Are there any other htmerge error messages, such as a "Deleted: no > >>>>excerpt" > >>>>message? I suspect what's happening here is that htdig adds the > >> > >>single > >> > >>>>URL for the PDF file, which you specify in start_url, to the database, > >>>>but when it tries to index it, it finds nothing to index. When > >> > >>htmerge > >> > >>>>sees that nothing was indexed for this one document, it removes it > >> > >>from > >> > >>>>the database, but then complains that there are no URLs left in the > >>>>database. > >>>>Seeing all the htmerge error messages (try htmerge -v after htdig) > >> > >>would > >> > >>>>give us a more complete picture. > >>>> > >>>>Please follow through on Dave's and my suggestions below... > >>>> > >>>> > >>>>>>Ok, your configuration file contains: > >>>>>> > >>>>>>external_parsers: application/msword->text/html > >>>> > >>>>/usr/local/bin/conv_doc.pl > >>>> > >>>>>>\ > >>>>>> application/postscript->text/html > >>>> > >>>>/usr/local/bin/conv_doc.pl > >>>> > >>>>>>\ > >>>>>> application/pdf->text/html > >> > >>/usr/local/bin/conv_doc.pl > >> > >>>>>>so you are using conv_doc.pl. > >>>>>> > >>>>>>Please check one thing in your configuration file: make sure there > >> > >>are > >> > >>>>no > >>>> > >>>>>>white space characters after the \ characters at the end of lines, > >>>> > >>>>this is > >>>> > >>>>>>most important. > >>>> > >>>>My first hunch is that this isn't the problem, because if htdig didn't > >>>>see the full external_parsers definition (all 3 lines of it), it > >> > >>likely > >> > >>>>would be trying to use acroread and the PDF:: class, so we'd see > >> > >>messages > >> > >>>>>>from there. However, it's an easy thing to check for, and always a > >> > >>good > >> > >>>>idea to pay close attention to in any case, so please do have a look > >> > >>at > >> > >>>>these lines. > >>>> > >>>> > >>>>>>If your configuration file is OK, then the problem must be with > >>>>>>/usr/local/bin/conv_doc.pl or the utilities it calls. > >>>>>>Try running /usr/local/bin/conv_doc.pl from the command line with > >> > >>a > >> > >>>>.PDF > >>>> > >>>>>>file as argument and see what the result is. > >>>> > >>>>This is a very important test. Your first test, with the start_url > >> > >>set > >>to > >> > > > http://intranet.panasonic.de/pel/ipr/training_course/IPR_books_JPO/introduction_to_IPR.pdf > > > >>>>showed that it failed with this single PDF file, which suggests a > >> > >>problem > >> > >>>>either with that PDF file or with the setup of the external parser. > >>>>The next step is to find out which is at fault, and this test will do > >>>>that. If it fails on the introduction_to_IPR.pdf file (i.e. it > >> > >>produces > >> > >>>>no output), try it on a few other files as well. If it doesn't work > >> > >>on > >> > >>>>any of them, I'd suspect that conv_doc.pl is not properly configured. > >>>>In this case, you should try pdftotext directly on these PDF files to > >>>>see if that works. > >>>> > >>>>If it produces output for some PDF files, but not others, it may be > >> > >>that > >> > >>>>the ones for which it produces nothing actually contain no indexable > >> > >>text. > >> > >>>>Some PDF files contain only image data, including perhaps scanned > >> > >>pages > >> > >>>>that display as text, but in fact are only a "picture" of a page. > >>>> > >>>>Once you can get conv_doc.pl to spit out text when run manually, > >>>>the following step will be to try htdig on those same PDF files, > >>>>one at a time, using htdig -ivvvv (note: 4 "v" options this time, > >>>>so htdig shows each word it parses). If you get that far, then the > >>>>next stage would be to use your original start_url to index your whole > >>>>site, and see if it will find all the PDF files. If it doesn't, see > >>>>http://www.htdig.org/FAQ.html#q5.27 > >>>> > >>>>-- > >>>>Gilles R. Detillieux E-mail: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >>>>Spinal Cord Research Centre WWW: > >> > >>http://www.scrc.umanitoba.ca/ > >> > >>>>Dept. 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