I've had a large number of PDF's that are not processed by filter-
media. One in particular caused me a heap dump.
I instituted the -s flag in filter-media with a file that lists,
separated by a comma. The file seems to be ignored by the
program. So what's what here?
./filter-media -s 'less /irmaag/filter_skiplist.txt' is the command I
am using.
It looks if I took the list and added it manually to the end of the -s
flag 1989/8745,1989/8747 ad nauseam, it
"seems to work". BUT, is there a particular order these need to be
in? It looks like I need to have them in the
order that filter media expects them in.
When I look at the results, id's that appear in the list early on, but
filter media hasn't come across are ignored. In
other words, if it looks at the list and the first number on the list
isn't matched, nor the next 5, but then it finds a match,
it skips the match. If those first 5 numbers now appear, it ignores
the skiplist for those numbers and you get
the annual ERROR filter messages. So, my assumption is that I must
have that skiplist in the exact order as they
appear in the output.
We are running 1.5.2. Any thoughts or ideas?
TIA,
--Jeff
Jeffrey Trimble
System LIbrarian
William F. Maag Library
Youngstown State University
330.941.2483 (Office)
[email protected]
http://www.maag.ysu.edu
http://digital.maag.ysu.edu
"Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know"
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