I get the following error message:
/usr/tmp/htdig8014.pdf: A file write error has occurred.
PDF::parse: cannot open acroread output
I have hundreds of other PDF files on the system and /usr/tmp has over
400MB available. I assume the PDF file is corrupt, but HOW do I determine
which file is the problem?
The system has two processors and 512MB of RAM. I don't think the roblem
is with resources. I do have a few filesystems that are tight on space
though.
Also, that is the ONLY message I get from rundig. Does this mean my
indexing failed or succeeded?
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On Thu, 14 Jan 1999, Matthew Whalen wrote:
>
> I think I heard David B Swann say:
> >For a single pdf file on my system, I get an error that the parser can not
> >open the acroread output. However, I can't determine WHICH file is
> >causing the problems. The document size is set way to high to ba a
> >problem. How can I easily determine which file is causing the problem?
>
> I changed a PDF file on my machine a week or two ago and I just noticed
> a couple of days ago that I was getting an error. I'm not sure if it
> started when I changed PDF file and I didn't notice, or if it's a new error.
>
> Here's the message:
>
> Error: Cannot perform calloc
> /var/tmp/htdig2823.pdf: Could not repair file.
> PDF::parse: cannot open acroread output
> PDF::parse: cannot open acroread output
>
>
> It's happened the last couple of nights. I haven't noticed anything about
> running out of swap space, so I don't really think that it's a memory
> allocation problem. Currently, the machine has 511M free swap, which
> is pretty typical.
>
> Is this the same error that you are getting?
>
> -matthew
>
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