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Robin_Watts oh, wait...00:00.15 
  git push -f origin master00:00.36 
  ahem.00:00.45 
  3 commits :)00:00.49 
  oh, no casper :(00:01.13 
  3rd commit brings the openjpeg and jbig2 fixes into the submodule.00:01.39 
marcosw1 casper is coming back up, but I'm going to reboot it again in a minute after a system update00:14.08 
  and casper is back up.00:18.32 
tor8 Robin_Watts: all three LGTM. signing off now. have a nice weekend :)01:46.01 
psycho_oreos Hi, is there a way to render up Japanese postscript files? I am trying to read postscript files from this web page (archive area): http://member.wide.ad.jp/~wada/index-j.html but it always shows up garbled. Thanks.15:03.09 
Robin_Watts psycho_oreos: If the PDFs are well formed, we should render them fine15:59.04 
  I just tried "summer64.pdf" from there, and it looks the same in mupdf/ghostscript/acrobat.16:01.55 
psycho_oreos Hi Robin_Watts thanks for response. Though the problem is not PDF file, they are PS files which if I use ps2pdf the same result is being outputted. That is basically garbage in, garbage out.16:02.56 
  I tried to compile the git version of ghostscript 9.11 I believe but it failed so I am stuck on 9.10.16:03.37 
Robin_Watts The PS files probably assume the presence of the required fonts.16:03.48 
  hence if you don't have the appropriate font, you'll be getting some sort of substitution done.16:04.08 
psycho_oreos Yeah, I ran it through ghostscript and it showed up two missing files which are somewhat hard to locate.16:04.16 
  The problem is sourcing for those missing fonts are difficult.16:06.07 
  Here is my pastebin on the said issue: http://paste2.org/vEcwXgvg16:07.29 
sags @psycho_oreos: http://www.enel.ucalgary.ca/People/far/howto/gs-ttf.html the "gs6.0.kanji.tar.gz (about 5.6M)". Not sure it's the best/ most up-to-date option, but it works. It contains the needed Fontmap too (although it would be beter to extract from there only the part that deals to these fonts).16:12.42 
psycho_oreos sags, thanks I'll give this a try!16:14.18 
  sags, hmm the contents of that compressed tar file are .gsf files. The guide is a bit old (my setup does not have that directory) - I am running archlinux here, is there specifically a place where I can place them or should I place them in a directory where it will get loaded when I run loadallfonts or something like that in gs shell?16:19.41 
  sags, hi did you get my previous message?16:22.15 
sags @psycho_oreos: I'm on Windows, and have put all *.gsf and a file named Fontmap in an empty directory and added that directory to GS_LIB.16:23.34 
psycho_oreos Ahh ok, thanks. Hmm gonna have to poke around. This would work with much later builds of ghostscript right? I am on 9.10 here.16:24.13 
sags @psycho_oreos: Then the file I tried seems to display ok. But I have no clue un Japanese so cannot tell if the displayed glyphs are the correct ones or not.16:24.48 
  @psycho_oreos: Some GS 9.11 pre-release here.16:25.33 
psycho_oreos sags, only one way to tell, I will have to try it out and see. It was using Courier fonts which doesn't have Japanese support and the characters were all jumbled.16:26.11 
  Ahh.. I am on 9.10 here. 9.11 failed to compile from GIT.16:26.29 
sags @psycho_oreos: Don't think the GS version matters that much. Try with the 9.10 you already have.16:27.13 
psycho_oreos sags, yeah am trying that now. I have extracted and moved the directory to my base ghostscript installation. Now I just need to find out how to define GS_LIB.16:29.06 
ray_laptop psycho_oreos: you can point gs to an additional 'lib' directory by using the -I___ option22:25.30 
  or on unix systems you can use: export GS_LIB="___"22:26.55 
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