Follow-up Comment #6, bug #65936 (group groff): [comment #3 comment #3:] > We do have the following recent note in our "PROBLEMS" file > (unfortunately, I think most distributors don't ship it, and > to be fair we don't install it).
Bug #61950 seeks to give user-relevant items in this file more visibility.
> * When I run "groff -Thtml", I get complaints from pnmcrop.
>
> pnmcrop: The image is entirely background; there is nothing to crop.
>
> This appears to be two bugs in Netpbm 11.01.00 through 11.3.5 at least;
The "at least" range can potentially be widened: I have Netpbm 10.70.0 and get
the warning, though only when giving -Thtml to the latest groff, not groff
1.22.4. But because this item was only recently added to PROBLEMS, I presume
some recent groff change provoked the warning.
> the diagnostic is spurious, and pnmcrop is ignoring or overriding the
> "-quiet" option that the pre-grohtml(1) program passes to it.
The diagnostic certainly seems to be spurious for me; as I mentioned, my
generated .png files look fine.
Curiously, "-quiet" seems to be an undocumented option in this version of
pnmcrop.
$ pnmcrop -quiet /dev/null
pnmcrop: Error reading magic number from Netpbm image stream. Most often,
this means your input file is empty.
$ pnmcrop -loud /dev/null
unrecognized option '-loud'. Recognized options are: -black -white -sides
-left -right -top -bottom -verbose -margin -borderfile
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