Le jeudi 20 juillet 2006 à 09:54 +0200, Mathias Bauer a écrit : > Nicolas Mailhot wrote: > > > Is there a way to take an OO.o doc, get all letters replaced with X or x, > > metadata stripped, embedded images replaced by blanks with the same sizes, > > and every other names (variables, bookmarks, fields, references, > > color/style names) anonymized? > > Replacing the text should be easy, also stripping the metadata. > Replacing the images might be a bit harder, perhaps creating an empty > image or metafile of the same size and replacing the embedded one is > possible through direct file access. Another approach is replacing > embedded images by links (to anywhere).
You need to replace images by blank images of the same size or you'll hide pagination bugs linked to image size (not a theorical concern - one of those things is why I initially wrote this) Also a 2-color black or white png compresses well, so that would help documents fall under the upload size limit. > I assume that the document > should behave as before even with the broken links. I fear in many times the pagination would change > The problem is: what else needs to be exchanged, what is really > necessary and what's just paranoia? > > So we need a complete list and we need to dicuss what needs to be on it. > As an example, why do you mean that color and style names need to be > replaced? because humans will choose descriptive names which may include company name, and paranoïd users won't upload documents which may link them to a particular employer (see the Sun foo colors in the default palette) > > As most bugs happen on complex documents, most complex documents are > > created in corp-space and corporations don't like disseminating internal > > info for debugging purposes I suppose I'm far from the only one with > > knowledge of bugs but no way to report them. > > Yes, I totally agree. We could get much more (and better) bug documents > and of course that would be fine. Regards, -- Nicolas Mailhot
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