Error: Runtime error parsing document http://www.cinemalaplata.com/imagenespeli
culas/849resumen.gif: call to 'ppmquant -map /usr/lib/palmgray2.map|ppmtopgm|ppm
toTbmp -depth 2 -verbose > /tmp/tmpNeDtzl' returned status 256
Parsing failed.
Now my .pluckerrc is:
[DEFAULT] verbosity=3 bpp=2 home_maxdepth=2 home_stayonhost=false maxwidth=150 maxheight=250 image_parser=netpbm2 ;; windows, netpbm2, and imagemagick. zlib_compression=false no_image_compression_limit=0 [POSIX] ppmquant_program=ppmquant ppmtoTbmp_program=ppmtoTbmp pnmscale_program=pnmscale pnmfile_program=pnmfile giftopnm_program=giftopnm djpeg_program=djpeg pngtopnm_program=pngtopnm convert_program=convert palm1bit_graymap_file=/usr/lib/palmgray1.map palm2bit_graymap_file=/usr/lib/palmgray2.map palm4bit_graymap_file=/usr/lib/palmgray4.map palm8bit_stdcolormap_file=/usr/lib/palmcolor8.map
I have checked that all the utilities are working from command line.
Any suggestion is welcome!
regards arturo
Chris Hawks wrote:
---Reply to mail from Arturo Zambrano about Error: .map file not found
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pnmremap: 4 colors found in colormap
unrecognized option `-depth'
ppmtopgm: Error writing single byte sample to file
pnmremap: A file read or write error occurred at some point
Error: Runtime error parsing document http://www.cinemalaplata.com/imagenespeliculas/812resumen.gif: call to 'pnmscale -width 94 -height 100 |ppmquant -map /usr/lib/palmgray2.map|ppmtopgm|ppmtobmp -depth 2 -verbose > /tmp/tmpsawJR-' returned status 25344
Parsing failed.
[...]
my complete pluckerrc is the following
[...]
[POSIX] ppmquant_program=ppmquant ppmtoTbmp_program=ppmtobmp
This is wrong. ppmtobmp converts to windows bitmaps. You want:
ppmtoTbmp_program = pnmtopalm
to convert to Palm bitmaps. The program used to be ppmtoTbmp (Tbmp is what Palm calls their bitmaps) pnmtopalm will know what '-depth 2' means ppmtobmp doesn't.
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