hallo klaus,
vielen dank fuer die schnelle antwort! die thumbnails werden in der tat
erzeugt, und sind alle 22638kB lang.
ls -l /tmp/
-rw-rw-r--1 becker becker 22638 Nov 20 09:46 thumb43861.1
-rw-rw-r--1 becker becker 22638 Nov 20 09:46 thumb43861.2
das file system hat noch platz, und ich kann mir die thumbnails auch per
'xv' anschauen, sehen OK aus. es scheint also, als ob gs die thumbnails
erzeugt, aber nicht in den zweiten PDF file einbaut. hast du eine weitere
idee, was ich checken koennte? vielen dank!
gruss
thorsten
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On Wed, 20 Nov 2002, Klaus Guntermann wrote:
Thorsten Becker writes:
I am using ppower4 version 0.9.4 under Redhat 8.0 with ghostscript version
7.05 and am having problems with the pdfthumb script. Even for a very
simple PDF file (two pages without any figures, some background), I get
the following error message:
pdfthumb seminar.pdf tmp.pdf
This is PDFThumb version 0.1.
Reading document...
Rendering thumbnail images at 9 dpi...
Inserting images into document...
Error: Premature end of file after reading 22503 bytes.
This message must come from reading the GhostScript created image
files. It sounds strange, because you write that you get this message
also with a two page document, but could the file system which takes
the temporary files be full?
In any case the offending image file would stay in /tmp or /var/tmp
with a name thumbm.n after the error.
All such files which I created in a short test interrupting during
inserting the images had a size of 22638 bytes though (from gs 6.53).
Maybe this can help to spot the problem.
Klaus
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Klaus Guntermann[EMAIL PROTECTED]
FG Systemprogrammierung, FB Informatik, TU Darmstadt
Wilhelminenstr. 7, 64283 Darmstadt, Germany
