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sh4rm4^bnc_ the first make call builds the host tools (those will be executed during build, so if you build it for example with an arm crosscompiler, you cannot run them - so the build will fail)00:07.02 
  the second call runs the complete build with the crosscompiler. since the host binaires are already built, they dont get built another time00:07.40 
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izabera hi13:00.09 
ghostbot Welcome to #ghostscript, the channel for Ghostscript and MuPDF. If you have a question, please ask it, don't ask to ask it. Do be prepared to wait for a reply as devs will check the logs and reply when they come on line.13:00.09 
izabera i have a problem with some epub files13:00.47 
  but i'm not sure if it's a mupdf problem or the files are broken13:01.45 
  for instance https://arin.ga/goosebumps_47.epub13:07.23 
  oops same problem in calibre13:11.00 
  :(13:11.01 
sebras izabera: oh, the indentation?13:11.18 
izabera yeah it's increasing more and more13:11.45 
sebras izabera: so itseems like index_split_001.html inside your epub file there are <blockquote> and <div> tags that are not closed where they should be.13:16.44 
izabera thank you13:17.53 
sebras I simply unzipped the epub file and openend index_split_001.html in my browser and it shows the same issue.13:18.18 
sh4rm4^bnc oh, mupdf can read epub ? that's good to know16:12.14 
  got to get my future pirated ebooks from libgen.net in epub format then in the future16:12.51 
vtorri sebras: do you know how is mupdf reading epub files ?17:35.14 
  sebras: does mupdf parse and render html files, with css too ?17:35.42 
bperry hi, I have a question about bountiable bugs18:47.08 
  in regards to https://ghostscript.com/Bug_bounty_program.html18:47.20 
  the wording is a bit weird, and I can't tell if a fix must be provided in order for a bounty to be paid18:47.51 
  for instance, is an accepted bug bountiable with no fix, even if it's a lesser amount?18:48.25 
sebras vtorri: yes, mupdf parses epub and renders html/css.18:48.45 
  vtorri: there might be cases that are not yet rendered correctly though, e.g. tables.18:49.22 
  bperry: since it is sunday now, you might not get an answer from one of the developers that knows about this until monday. just so you are prepared to wait a bit. :)18:50.09 
bperry yeah that's fine18:50.22 
  I also don't see a way to provide private bug details on the bug tracker18:50.44 
  seems like you can only make public facing bugs?18:50.51 
  in the case of security-sensitive crashes18:51.01 
sebras bperry: attachments or comments can be marked private if you ask for them to be marked here on irc (or via e-mail).18:51.36 
bperry I may wait, i'd like to clear up the bounty before submitting because I can look into submitting some fixes as well if that is required for any bounty18:53.14 
  but i'm willing to accept less for just the bug details and repro files18:53.54 
sebras bperry: right, I don't know how the bug bounty program works, so unfortunately I can't help you concerning the details, sorry. :)18:55.00 
bperry np at all18:55.35 
Robin_Watts bperry: The way the bug bounty program works is... 1) Someone (anyone) opens a bug with an issue.23:53.51 
  2) The developers identify particular bugs as being "bountiable" and label them as such.23:54.11 
  3) People can submit proposed fixes for these issues.23:54.33 
bperry ok so simply finding and reporting them will not eligible for any kind of bounty23:55.05 
  will not be*23:55.12 
Robin_Watts 4) If we use a fix (without having to rework it), we then pay the bounty.23:55.27 
  Indeed. Reporting fixes is not covered by the bounty.23:55.45 
bperry how would you prefer security-sensitive bugs to be reported?23:56.22 
Robin_Watts Now, if you have bugs and fixes, then sure, open the bugs, describe the problems and prod us. If we think they are real bugs/deserving of a bounty we'll tag them, and then you can submit a fix.23:56.37 
  bperry: If you've got genuine security sensitive issues, let us know, and we can open the bugs as 'private'.23:57.49 
bperry I have many memory corruption issues in ghostpcl23:58.20 
Robin_Watts OK, so you probably want to talk to HenryStiles about that.23:58.42 
  He'll probably be around in about 14 hours time.23:59.02 
bperry sure sounds good23:59.07 
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