Marking back to New as it was mistakenly marked Fix Released as per
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pdfchain/+bug/1048045/comments/13
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** Changed in: pdfchain (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released = New
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** Description changed:
- When attempting to concatenate scanned PDF files, the following error message
is displayed:
- PDFTK returned error!
- Input/Output Error
- Error code: 256
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+ Description: Ubuntu 12.10
+ Release: 12.10
- I was able to successfully
** Attachment added: page2.pdf
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pdfchain/+bug/1048045/+attachment/3473710/+files/page2.pdf
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Hi Felix,
sorry for changing the status wrongly to Fix Released. I thought this
would show you a fix is released in general. I released a fix with
version 0.3.5 . I should have guessed that you need a fix for version
0.3.3.
Your fix for version 0.3.3 does the same as my at version 0.3.5 .
It is
** Also affects: pdfchain
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: pdfchain
Status: New = Fix Released
** Changed in: pdfchain (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Johann Felix Soden (johfel)
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As this bug still affects all current official Ubuntu pdfchain packages, this
bug was wrongly marked Fix Released,
which hides the bug from users. Due to (in my eyes) wrong restrictions in
Launchpad, I cannot change/undo this.
I would be glad, if Jake Hansen as bug reporter or someone else can
Mimimally modified 0.3.3 worked for me on a pdf that previously caused
the error.
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Title:
PDF Chain errors when attempting to concatenate PDF
For those still on 0.3.3 this work around is successful for me every
time.
1. Add one additional file to the pdf to be concatenated (can be a duplicate of
one you actually are using)
2. Move the extra file to the end of the list
3. Deselect it using the box on the left
4. Now save and hopefully
Hi,
now i solved the problem and released a new version (0.3.5). I hope it works
fine now.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfchain/files/pdfchain-0.3.5/
Thanks for the report and best regards.
** Changed in: pdfchain (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Hi,
The error code is actually returned by pdftk. If you start pdfchain from
a terminal, the created pdftk command appears there. The error message
of pdftk is also displayed there.
Pdfchain in version 0.3.3 only supports the transfer of the file paths
to pdftk using index characters (A to Z).
pdftk A=/home/jake/Desktop/checks_2012-09-09.pdf cat B1-endN A1-endN output
/home/jake/Desktop/CHAG_Offering_2012-09-09.pdf allow AllFeatures
Input/Output Error - PDFTK returned: 256
That's definitely a fault of pdfchain. I will reproduce the error and
sign up as soon as I have solved it.
It seems that the problem occurs only with specific pdf files (scanned
documents). Can someone attach such a file to this bug report, please?
pdfchain tries to count the pages inside the pdf document. I assume that
something there gets wrong.
Does the bug with pdfchain still occur if the pdf
I just encountered the same problem. Trying to concatenate two PDF files: one
file generated with LibreOffice, the other scanned.
If I use the LibreOffice PDF file as first file followed by the scanned file,
PDF Chain works. The other way around (scanned PDF first, followed by the
LibreOffice
I should mention, using pdftk from the command line works either way,
regardless of the order of the PDF file. problem seems to be in the
PDFChain GUI, not in pdftk
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Here is the command used (from Terminal output):
PDFTK command:
Error: Given handle has no associated file:
B, used here: B1-endN
Exiting.
Errors encountered. No output created.
Done. Input errors, so no output created.
pdftk A=/home/jake/Desktop/checks_2012-09-09.pdf cat B1-endN
I selected two files:
/home/jake/Desktop/checks_2012-09-09.pdf
and
/home/jake/Desktop/Offering_count_sheet_2012-09-09.pdf
but it looks like it only recognized the file
/home/jake/Desktop/checks_2012-09-09.pdf
I don't see the second file referenced in the pdftk command output.
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Thank you for report.
To track down the error, could you start pdfchain from a console window
(terminal), please?
When you then concatenate pdf files, the used pdftk command
should be displayed in the terminal.
Do you get an error message when you run this command by hand?
Or does pdfchain
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