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careful, these three languages can't have this or we
get a circular dependency
tesseract-ocr-eng
tesseract-ocr-osd
tesseract-ocr-equ
That's weird. Just to make my life a little easier,
can you also attach non-PDF output, and specifically
identify one of the lines that was eaten by PDF?
Making some progress; they are on github in the
'langdata' repository. Much packaging work still
required, particularly around tesstrain.sh
The spam filtering service we use (SpamHero) quarantined that message along
with some others. I've released the messages from quarantine and also
adjusted
the whitelist to hopefully reduce or prevent this from happening in the
future.
I'm sorry about this and we would definitely consider
Unfortunately, I think there is nothing we can do. I've done everything I
can to
maximize compatibility with various PDF rendering engines, but Preview uses
particularly terrible text extraction heuristics. To be fair, the root
problem is
the design and complexity of the PDF specification
You need version 1.71 or later. Current leptonica release is 1.72.
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Not available currently, and pretty major effort required to make it happen,
both in Leptonica and Tesseract's PDF output module. No plans to work
on this. For other formats we try hard to not re-encode during PDF
generation
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Sorry, I was under the impression upsteam had integrated the patch. NMU
acceptable, or I can do it when I find time.
Sorry, I was under the impression upsteam had integrated the patch. NMU
acceptable, or I can do it when I find time.
Thank you for the investigation, and please NMU. I'm not literally
underwater
right now, but I'm also not that far off from it.
Thank you for the investigation, and please NMU. I'm not literally
underwater
right now, but I'm also not that far off from it.
Yes, you can safely leave out To, Message-id, and Received.
Consequences are what you'd expect, like the inability to do a
message-id search and find that particular message.
You are correct. Posting address is manually assigned during the bulk
import process, and automatically determined from
The only things indexed for search are: message-id, subject, date (usually
extracted from the Recieved: header), sender name (extracted
from From: header), posting address (for example, gossip@mail-archive.com),
archival message number, and message body. Every message is sorted and
organized
Statute of limitations is typically 3 kilomessages on a normal
non-import list, but should (I think) be unlimited on bulk import.
Conversion to unix newlines is required and is manual; doesn't
matter who does it.
Still prefer to do whole import at once especially if tricky; less
labor, also less
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Package: python-numpy
Version: 1:1.8.2-2
(This problem report was written by Yaroslav Bulatov. I've confirmed it on
Debian
sid chroot. My computer gave a 30X improvement.)
Default numpy install uses inferior BLAS, and is very slow. Matrix
multiplication benchmark below gets me 1.26 G
Package: python-numpy
Version: 1:1.8.2-2
(This problem report was written by Yaroslav Bulatov. I've confirmed it on
Debian
sid chroot. My computer gave a 30X improvement.)
Default numpy install uses inferior BLAS, and is very slow. Matrix
multiplication benchmark below gets me 1.26 G
Hopefully I submitted this bug report correctly. If not, here is a direct
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I checked and these two lists are responsible. One uses
'No' and the other uses 'no' for every message. I can't speak
to the intention. There are an impressive number of headers
on each message including DKIM but I don't see a clue as
to the list server software.
I should probably report the experience of mail-archive.com,
which has supported a homebrew message-id hash algorithm
for over 6 years.
Only one organization has ever used it (LibreOffice).
They put it in the Archived-At headers, not message footers.
However, links did end up getting manually
I'm the Debian package maintainer for mhonarc.
This is fixed in Jessie and you might want to try
installing the package from Jessie. (This usually
doesn't work without backporting, but it might work
for mhonarc.)
https://packages.qa.debian.org/m/mhonarc.html
Sounds good to me. It is amazing how quickly webp has established
itself. As always, zero delay NMU for uncontroversial changes are fine
with me. Otherwise I will do this when I have a chance.
I don't know how to do a backport. I guess I could build a wheezy
package with pbuilder, but no idea what I'd do with it next. Are
backports usually done by the package maintainer, or someone
else?
This is terrific, NMU is acceptable without any delay. However,
please confirm that the resulting Leptonica package actually
has a dependency on libopenjpeg!
I mention this because configure.ac in Leptonica upstream
mentions libopenjp2 and I think that still needs to be libopenjpeg.
So we may
This error comes from Leptonica 1.70. Tesseract now requires Leptonica 1.71.
Leptonica 1.71 can be installed manually (but not so easily) and will ship
with
Ubuntu for their 14.10 release scheduled for October 23 of this year.
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Does it make sense to add a multithreaded indexing example to the
samples directory? Mike McCandles has such fun graphs, and it would be
fun to chase them in python.
http://blog.mikemccandless.com/2011/05/265-indexing-speedup-with-lucenes.html
Upstream says:
GCC 4.9 strikes again. CFLAGS='-O2 -frename-registers' should do [the
trick].
I'm generally comfortable with NMU high urgency situations
like this one. I prefer to keep the optimizations if possible,
because they are substantial.
* NEON assembly additions:
- ~25% faster
I'm quite happy to have NMU, with no delay necessary. It especially
makes sense since I'm not set up to test on ARM. Also, upstream
has some ideas. I'll see if they are amenable to direct contact.
PS. How the heck did webp become bootstrap critical?
Done. Bonus points if someone can remember to remove
the instructions when they become obsolete in October.
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Very much appreciated.
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Revised so printing filenames to stdout is optional and defaults to off.
The new option is --batch-print. Please consider applying along with
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Thank you for the review, Olaf. I've incorporated both of your suggestions.
Jeff
On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 4:49 PM, Olaf Meeuwissen
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Jeff Breidenbach writes:
Are these two patches on track for inclusion?
What more can I do to help?
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Implementation was a little intrusive because there is no recovery
from calling freopen() on stdout. This preliminary patch follows
the recommendations of the C FAQ and introduces an explicit
stream variable. I've only done light testing.
http://c-faq.com/stdio/undofreopen.html
$ scanimage
Implemented and tested. Please consider for inclusion.
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Testing found an error path with a double fclose.
Tiny tweak to make that impossible.
- if (0 != fclose(ofp))
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When I run scanimage on a Fujitsu S1500, the program is a little
unhappy even after normal operation, note the return code. This
is not great for pipelines. Should I attempt a fix? This is version
1.0.23-3ubuntu3 on the latest Ubuntu release. Sorry, I haven't yet
figured out how to configure a
Thank you, Allan. Tesseract will also accept image data directly
on stdin, so single scan mode should work just fine. I think it is
cleaner to use stdout as opposed to stderr for filenames. I will work
on a patch.
There is one possible alternative. Scanimage could emit image data
to stdout using
Jeffrey, gscan2pdf is terrific and I expect most users will prefer
the friendly graphical user interface. I would love to compare
notes with you on PDF generation nuances, and also coordinate
with respect to future Tesseract releases.
It's also good have the command line programs connect
together
Thank you Simon, the --batch-script feature looks very flexible.
It almost does the trick:
scanimage --batch --batch-script (echo) | tesseract - -
Unfortunately, it runs just a little too early. The script executes
just before the temporary image file is renamed. Tesseract
wants to know about
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We're experimenting with a new user interface for search. It
works a little differently, what do people think?
To try this on your own list, just replace search in the URL
with searchdev.
Cheers,
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Happy Spring everyone. Here are some updates for The Mail Archive.
Search is about 10 times faster than before. This is due to a complete
rewrite that shaves off a ton of initialization time. I'm really happy
about this.
As an experiment, we're changing the way we serve ads. Previously,
direct
I'm having trouble suppressing attachments. For example, I'd
like all jpeg images to be discarded. My best efforts with
MIMEFilters, m2h_null::filter, MIMEArgs, excludeexts are
insufficient. I've placed everything needed to reproduce the
problem here. Thoughts greatly appreciated.
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Package: tesseract-ocr
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I can't reproduce this. Please run ldd and md5sum on /usr/bin/tesseract
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Package: tesseract-ocr
Version: 3.03.02-3
Problem confirmed, working on fix.
Package: tesseract-ocr
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Package: tesseract-ocr
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This is unexpected. The build dependency is on libleptonica-dev (= 1.70~)
which is leptonlib4. I don't see how or where a leptonlib3 could be
sneaking in.
Package: tesseract-ocr
Version: 3.03.02-3
This is unexpected. The build dependency is on libleptonica-dev (= 1.70~)
which is leptonlib4. I don't see how or where a leptonlib3 could be
sneaking in.
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I've merged Nick White's bugfix into hocr-tools. Thank you, Nick.
I expect most people will instead use the native PDF support
built into Tesseract henceforth, and I intend to focus most of my
time and energy there.
However, there is still some use for hocr-pdf, especially when
working with
As for Arabic and other right-to-left scripts, please try using the new
native PDF capability in Tesseract instead. It is significantly more
sophisticated and I think it should work correctly.
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I don't know, it is up to Ray. My guess is quite soon. In any case,
I just ran on your example images, noticed a small problem, and
fixed it. Thank you for providing them.
I should also mention that there is no need to convert your binary
images to JPEG when using Tesseract's native PDF
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tesseract-ocr - Command line OCR tool
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Thank you for the problem report.
I will adjust the dependency.
Thank you for the problem report.
I will adjust the dependency.
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I am the author of the hocr2pdf utility. Thank you for the patch,
I'll merge it some time next week. This week my focus is fixing
some problem reports with the new native PDF output capability
for Tesseract.
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Upstream has looked at compatibility and decided to
not bump soname for this package. I'll give things a week
to settle down and then this bug is ready for closure.
Upstream has looked at compatibility and decided to
not bump soname for this package. I'll give things a week
to settle down and then this bug is ready for closure.
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I would be happy to cede this package to someone with the
energy to make the switch.
Thank you, Julien. I'll talk to upstream and get a few more
details. They definitely bumped the soname for their
release, and probably for a good reason. The libwebp
upstream folks generally have their act together.
Thank you, Julien. I'll talk to upstream and get a few more
details. They definitely bumped the soname for their
release, and probably for a good reason. The libwebp
upstream folks generally have their act together.
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Package: release.debian.org
Severity: normal
User: release.debian@packages.debian.org
Usertags: transition
Leptonica upstream is releasing a new version that will
have an increased soname (liblept3 - liblept4). No exotic
challenges expected.
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Tesseract upstream is releasing a new version that will
have an increased soname (libtesseact3 - libtesseract4).
No exotic challenges expected.
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Usertags: transition
Leptonica upstream is releasing a new version that will
have an increased soname (liblept3 - liblept4). No exotic
challenges expected.
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Tesseract upstream is releasing a new version that will
have an increased soname (libtesseact3 - libtesseract4).
No exotic challenges expected.
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Thanks. Fixing debian/copyright today. Upstream is cleaning up the oddball
headers
in three files and that will be part of the version 1.70 final, to be
released next week.
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Date: Wed, 08 Jan 2014 10:15:12 -0800
Source: libwebp
Binary: libwebp-dev libwebp5 libwebpmux1 libwebpdemux1 webp
Architecture: source amd64
Version: 0.4.0-3
Distribution: experimental
Urgency: low
Maintainer: Jeff Breidenbach j
After investigation, this turned out to be an issue with an X-No-Archive:
Yes header
on the list itself.
Cheers,
Jeff
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Date: Fri, 03 Jan 2014 13:28:23 -0800
Source: libwebp
Binary: libwebp-dev libwebp5 libwebpmux1 webp
Architecture: source amd64
Version: 0.4.0-2
Distribution: experimental
Urgency: low
Maintainer: Jeff Breidenbach j...@debian.org
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Thank you for this report.
I talked to upstream. First, the grep you used is incorrect; sometimes
the help info is in the library but in main(). Second, we'll tone down the
level of confidence in the manpage and increase the ratio of help in
the next release, which is coming soon.
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