why isn't there yet any package update for Ubuntu 11.04 that fixes this
bug? thanks
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[natty] xpdf segfaults on start-up
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because it was fixed in preparation for 11.10 well after 11.04 was
released. now, there are some updates for older releases, but someone
needs volunteer to do the work to prepare a fix. that simply hasn't
happened here. i assume everyone that would be capable of that has
upgraded to 11.10
yes, its a poppler, bug, but it only affects xpdf. given that, i think
its fine for it to stay here since people running into the problem can
find the solution here rather than reporting yet another bug about
this...
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I find that if I use the Debian xpdf package (version 3.02-21), the
problem persists.
However, if I use the Debian libpoppler13 package (version 0.16.7-2)
(together with the required libopenjpeg2, also from Debian), then both
Debian and Ubuntu xpdf work.
So maybe one should view this as a
** Changed in: xpdf (Debian)
Status: New = Fix Released
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** Changed in: xpdf (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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** Changed in: xpdf (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Committed
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Can someone translet comment #6 into words that an idiot like me can
understand. It seems to imply a fix, but
I have no idea what a git repo is or which control file he's referring to?
(Sorry to be so dumb, but I would like to use xpdf sometimes)
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download the source:
apt-get source xpdf
look at the vcs-browser entry in the control file:
gedit xpdf-*/debian/control
but this is all moot since whoever is in charge of syncing from debian
can just do that, and a bunch of bugs will be fixed including this one.
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whoever is in charge of ubuntu pulls, this is fixed in version 3.02-14,
which is now in debian unstable. please sync your ubuntu packages from
that. thanks.
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** Changed in: xpdf (Debian)
Status: Unknown = New
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debian bug #610441 is already fixed in the git repo (see control file).
you can grab that commit to fix this.
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** Changed in: xpdf (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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On my Natty install, I get:
Error: Couldn't find included config file: '/etc/xpdf/includes'
(/etc/xpdf/xpdfrc:115)
and my /etc/xpdf/xpdfrc has, around line 115:
# Include additional character maps (these are provided by the
# poppler-data package). The /etc/xpdf/includes file is automatically
#
Reinstalling poppler-data (as in the Debian bug) did regenerated
/etc/xpdf/includes, but xpdf still segfaults for me. I'm attaching an
strace; I hope it helps.
** Attachment added: xpdf-strace.txt
Same here. The program will run until I open a document, at which point
I get a segmentation fault.
alex@alex-Lemur-UltraThin:~$ xpdf
Warning: Cannot convert string
-*-helvetica-medium-r-normal--12-*-*-*-*-*-iso8859-1 to type FontStruct
Warning: Cannot convert string
This seems like a rather serious bug. The application is completely
unusable as it is intended to be used. That is to open pdf documents.
Someone really needs to notice this bug and fix it. In the mean time I
have compiled a version with poppler disabled for myself so that I can
at least use
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