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| Robin_Watts | Ah. It's possible that on macosx git has a different keychain than ssh. | 00:00.44 |
| | locate git-credential-osxkeychain | 00:00.59 |
| fredross-perry | on the phone, sorry... | 00:05.52 |
| | when i ssh,I do it by specifying-i | 00:06.15 |
| | like this: ssh -i <path to a file in my ~./ssh dir> fred@ghostscript.com | 00:08.52 |
| | sp I think thatâs the deal. I set up the Artifex ssh under a different (not default) name so that it wouldnât interfere with existing SSH Is et up for other servers. | 00:10.20 |
| Robin_Watts | fredross-perry: right, so that's exactly the problem. | 00:11.16 |
| | You need to arrange so that ssh can find that keychain without magic. | 00:12.17 |
| | on windows you'd do it using pageant and putty. | 00:12.29 |
| | on linux using ssh-agent. | 00:12.35 |
| | on macosx using some godawful nonstandard graphical nonsense no doubt. | 00:13.05 |
| | Try: locate git-credential-osxkeychain | 00:13.22 |
| | then I think maybe that goes in /usr/local/git/bin/ ? | 00:14.03 |
| | http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13056247/use-osx-keychain-with-git | 00:14.12 |
| | I've got to go to bed now, but hopefully you can get somewhere with that. | 00:14.26 |
| | If not, I'll be about tomorrow to try and help some more. | 00:14.33 |
| fredross-perry | I think I got. Has to do with editing ~/.ssh/config and adding a section for a specific host. | 00:27.20 |
| kens | chrisl for the logs. When I run the job with -Z@ the memory does not get filled, so the memory is not, apparently, freed before it is overwritten. | 10:17.50 |
| | Hmm, it 'looks like' the pdfwrite/ps2write code is getting confused about objects. It seems to be making | 10:23.55 |
| | pdev->accumulating_substream_resource the same object as the stream we are ujsing for the page. Because those are utterly different data types, it totally corrupts the stream by using it as s charproc. Interesting! | 10:24.57 |
| dinamic_ | gday folks | 10:31.23 |
| | Is there an update documentation for the changes to mujs ? | 10:31.56 |
| kens | There's the Git commit messages, I doubt there's anything more than that | 10:32.15 |
| | But no MuPDF developers online atm | 10:32.41 |
| dinamic_ | http://mujs.com/docs/reference, should be updated | 10:32.47 |
| | with the extra args that has been added.. | 10:33.06 |
| kens | Perhaps, I wouldn't know. | 10:33.16 |
| dinamic_ | anyway.. i love strict flag for the context.. :) | 10:33.28 |
| kens | Your comment will be in the logs, so the relevant people will see it now. | 10:33.45 |
| | chrisl (again for the logs) the problem seems to stem from the fact that we get a zsetcachedevice after we've finished accumulating the charproc. By then we've closed the substream we are using to accumulate the CharString. But the text enumerator is still pointing at the pdfwrite 'setcachedevice', and that code assumes we are still accumulating a substream. Not sure what's going on exactly yet. | 10:42.22 |
| | rayjj is up very late | 10:44.23 |
| faLUCE | hello, is there a way to resize the width of a pdf vector file to a specific value and the height proportionally with a command line? thanks | 12:28.54 |
| sebras | faLUCE: I'm not sure if there is any specific scaling tool. | 13:35.20 |
| | faLUCE: but the gs developers here might know. they are mostly active during us/eu working hours on weekday though. | 13:36.07 |
| faLUCE | sebras: thanks | 13:36.45 |
| kens | faLUCE : You can use pdfwrite yo produce a new PDF file which is scaled to fit smaller media. | 16:12.12 |
| | You would need to set the mkedia size you want with -dDEVICEWIDTHPOINTS and -dDEVICEHEIGHTPOINTS and set -dFIXEDMEDIA so that the incoming PDF doesn't override it. THen you want to set -dPDFFitPage, which will rescale the incoming data to fit on the new media | 16:13.08 |
| | If you sset -sDEVICE=pdfwrite, then instead of rendering, the marking operations of the PDF file will be written to a new PDF file. The scaling is all done up front so the new PDF file will have the specified media size, and the content will be scaled to fit it. | 16:14.08 |
| | You do need to set both the width and height of the media, you can't just ask GS to scale the two together. | 16:15.12 |
| faLUCE | hello, how can I split myfile.pdf into myfile-1.pdf, myfile-2.pdf ..... myfile-N.pdf (where N is the number of pages of the document. Each splitted document must have exactly one page) ? | 19:09.26 |
| Robin_Watts | faLUCE using gs? | 19:32.05 |
| | With gs, you can do: gs -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -o myfile-%d.pdf in.pdf | 19:32.33 |
| | BUT technically that's not splitting the pdf. | 19:32.47 |
| | It's making a series of new pdfs that happen to look visually the same. | 19:33.00 |
| | Any other metadata in the pdf (like contents tables etc) will be lost. | 19:33.15 |
| faLUCE | thans Robin_Watts | 19:34.33 |
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