JFTR - the crash triggered by certain combinations of different types of
bitmap images in 64bit Inkscape 0.91 on Windows (e.g. GIF+JPG) is
tracked in bug #1467103.
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@Jarl, I can confirm that Inkscape crashes when linking a JPG and a GIF
file with 0.91 for Windows 8 -64-bit). The good news is that I can't
reproduce the bug with 0.92 on the same computer.
As of the file with both relative and absolute links, I can't reproduce the
crash at all, even with 0.91.
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I've just confirmed that both new bugs exist in the release version of Inkscape
0.91 r13725 for Win64 on Win8.
*JPG+GIF linking crashes Inkscape as described above.
* Loading a SVG file which contains both absolute and relatively linked files
crashes Inkscape.
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Tested and found to be partially working on Win 8. (Yesss!!)
Furthermore, there's no difference between using \ or / as a folder delimiter
in the paths on Win 8.
1. Created new Inkscape file and put it into "foldername-1".
2. Added some random GIF, JPG and PNG-files to a subfolder called "subfold
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In Inkscape 0.48.4 r9939 on win32, relative links such as xlink:href
="splash-release.svg" is not resolved. At save, inkscape creates an
attribute sodipodi:absref="C:\git-
repositories\jabref\jabref\src\main\resources\images\splash-
release.svg", which points to the correct file, but during load,
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Here is a workaround that has been working for me for a while (maybe 3y
or more). After adding an image, right click on it, select "Image
Properties". Manually edit "URL" to be a relative path. Save and the
resulting svg will have the relative path (and it should not get changed
back to absolute
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** Tags added: patch-accepted-upstream
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I recently encountered this issue after a Win XP reinstall -- my SVG
files were previously stored on drive letter H, now on drive letter F,
breaking the absolute URIs. At least fixing it was a straightforward
find/replace operation on the SVG tree (though just a little tedious,
having to do it acr
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> @JazzyNicco, any comments?
a, b) the patch is very recent, and it would indeed be safer to use it
extensively in the trunk before backporting it. That's something we can discuss
later with the 0.48.2 release plan.
As for c), saving as Plain SVG removes the sodipodi:absref and thus addresses
y
@Fiable.biz - IMHO it would be imprudent to backport the patch at this stage to
any stable version:
a) this is work in progress, and the code likely to change (C++-ification)
b) this is work in progress with regard to image handling and management (see
blueprints related to this report)
c) the pa
This is a security issue because all drawers are not computer specialists and,
sending or distributing their work they can disclose unawares the absolute path
of their picture, so information of their directories and files hierarchy,
usually including their username in the system.
Since it is a
Absolute addresses can be useful too. Specially, when one is making a web site
and, let's say, the logo has to be included in many pictures, then one doesn't
need several copies of the logo. If the logo changes a bit, it's fine if all
the SVG pictures including it change at once, and if the SVG
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Fix committed in the trunk, revision 10124.
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Status: In Progress => Fix Committed
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> I'm thinking that we want to do this in C++, not C.
I reused the same syntax as the original code. And since it was not part
of the recent C++ification, it still needs refactoring.
> A minor shift in approach could be helpful.
Could you please give some details? Do you mean the patch could be
I've poked at this a few times in the past... but I'm thinking that we
want to do this in C++, not C. A minor shift in approach could be
helpful.
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New patch version, with NULL pointer test.
If there's no new issue with this one, I think I'll commit it soon.
** Patch added: "Relative path patch v2"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/170225/+attachment/1915510/+files/relativePath.diff
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I confirm that the warning message "did not resolve to a valid image file..."
existed in 0.46. This behavior is known and commented in the src/sp-image.cpp,
line 1243:
"document base can be wrong (on the temporary doc when importing bitmap
from a different dir) or unset (when doc is not save
@~suv - The image in your document uses href directly, and not
xlink;href as expected. Thus the issues is not due to an incorrect
pathname handling (it works if you use xlink;href with the same path)
but triggered by a missing NULL pointer test (needed when there's no
xlink:href attribute at all).
I must admit I haven't tested with old (0.46 and older) files. I'll try this
one tomorrow on my patched Inkscape version.
Thanks again for your tests!
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** Attachment added: "relative-paths-bt-r10107-osx.txt"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/170225/+attachment/1912509/+files/relative-paths-bt-r10107-osx.txt
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When saving the attached SVG file with a different filename, Inkscape
r10107+patch crashes consistently - the trigger seems to be this image:
As far as I know, the image was originally created with Inkscape 0.47
(possibly pre4?) on debian sqeeze, though the relative href path must
have been
Related: Bug #272520 "Dragging and dropping images into the inkscape
document always creates an absolute link"
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Error message confirmed. It's due to a problem with base path of images
that are not in the same directory as the SVG file.
> Just curious - when are linked images 'rebased' (if possible) - on
save or on load?
On import AND on save (when necessary). Images with absolute path (URI)
are rebased onl
testing patch with r10078 on OS X 10.5.8 (i386), command-line version
(not osx-app):
When importing an image from a sub-directory relative to the location of
the saved SVG file, these console warnings occur, from 'src/sp-
image.cpp' (IIRC not new):
** (inkscape:67215): WARNING **: did not resolv
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** Patch added: "Relative path patch"
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/170225/+attachment/1881333/+files/relativePath.diff
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First patch attached.
Tested on Windows XP and Ubuntu 10.10, revision 10074.
On Windows, relative hrefs are saved as pathnames with / as path separator
(instead of \) so that they can be opened on other operating systems. Thus they
can be considered as relative IRIs and thus conform to the W3C r
A patch is currently in progress.
It works correctly when an image is imported in a saved document (the SVG has a
path) but not with a newly created document which is saved after the image is
imported.
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** Changed in: inkscape
Status: Triaged => In Progress
** Changed in: inkscape
Milestone: None => 0.49
** Changed in: inkscape
Assignee: (unassigned) => JazzyNico (jazzynico)
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** Changed in: inkscape (Debian)
Status: Unknown => Confirmed
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** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #435608
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=435608
** Also affects: inkscape (Debian) via
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=435608
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
** Changed in: inkscape
Status: Confirme
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