Alex Baron - you asked for an update: I'm still getting this same
problem, sadly.
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pdftk fails with "output" option
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** Changed in: pdftk (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => Confirmed
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pdftk fails with "output" option
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I did not mean to change to "Fix Released". Just trying to understand
the UI.
Any updates on this bug for anyone? LC_ALL was already blank for my
user.
** Changed in: pdftk (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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I just had a similar problem with java Exceptions.
My PDF was a single image PDF coming from an ActiveX Plugin that scans
and converts to PDF.
The first problem was that PDFTK 1.44 was hanging with dump_data. That
was fixed by appending a x0A next to the final x0D.
Then I've tried to update the
I just ran into this error today using Ubuntu 12.04 with all patches and
updates:
pdftk A=my_input.pdf cat A0-2 output my_output.pdf verbose
Command Line Data is valid.
Input PDF Filenames & Passwords in Order
( [, ] )
my_input.pdf
The operation to be performed:
cat - Catenate given page
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: gcj-4.5 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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overriding LC_MESSAGES did not have the wanted effect for me. However, it did
work if I unset LC_ALL, such as
LC_ALL= pdftk...
I did a bit more research, and it seems this was set in
/etc/default/locale. After clearing that and filling it again via the UI
"Language" dialog of Ubuntu, LC_ALL is
Thanks for all testing and the helpful reports!
I hope that I have found the reason now why the patch has stopped to work:
Since Ubuntu Natty (10.4) the language setting is no longer only by the LANG
environment variable, but now
additionally by the LC_MESSAGES, which pdftk does not overwrite ye
Hello
I get this problem:
I tried to work with pdftk and pdf chain. But I get often this error message:
baumtopf@ubuntu:~$ pdftk eee.pdf fff.pdf ggg.pdf cat output merged2.pdf
Unhandled Java Exception:
Unhandled Java Exception:
java.lang.NullPointerException
at gnu.gcj.runtime.NameFinder.looku
Don't know if this is the same bug - but what pisses me off is this:
$ pdftk "my_big_file.pdf" output "/tmp/a.pdf" verbose
Error: Failed to open PDF file:
my_big_file.pdf
Errors encountered. No output created.
Done. Input errors, so no output created.
Hello - give me some "verbose" please
It seems that the gcj-4.5 java library is initialized before pdftk can
set LANG=C. So only setting LANG=C in the environment before starting
the pdftk seems to work. However, with gcj-4.6 (Debian sid) the
workaround seems to work again.
The error in the gcj java runtime library can be easily repr
After some additional checking, I found that the patch mentioned in
comment #9 is indeed applied - so LANG=C is set. So this isn't it.
Strangely, during my tests I seem to remember that I got de_AT (i.e.,
German) output when printing the dates to the command line (for
debugging purposes). So maybe
After searching for the ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException, I found
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gcj-4.4/+bug/487922 which
seems quite closely related. However, natty comes with gcj-4.5, not 4.4,
and apparently a fix for that problem was released. So either that fix
got discarded somewhere
FWIW: Trying to debug the problem myself, I built pdftk from the package myself
(`apt-get source pdftk`, `make -f Makefile.Debian`).
The resulting stack trace was a little more helpful:
$ ./pdftk base14-fonts.pdf output a.pdf verbose
Command Line Data is valid.
Input PDF Filenames & Passwords in
I finally got around to running the debug pdftk. Here's the output:
$ pdftk base14-fonts.pdf output /tmp/a.pdf verbose
Command Line Data is valid.
Input PDF Filenames & Passwords in Order
( [, ] )
base14-fonts.pdf
The operation to be performed:
filter - Apply 'filters' to a single, input
Thanks for providing the debugging packages.
I just found out that on my amd64 system at home, pdftk (same version)
works as expected. So I have to wait until next week to try on the i386
system at work.
It seems to me, however, that this can't be a bug in the pdftk core
code. Instead, it looks l
** Changed in: pdftk (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Johann Felix Soden (johfel)
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Thanks for the answers and the new report!
Using the current Ubuntu Live CD, I could sadly not really reproduce
this bug. Only when the output file is the same as the input file but
with different path ( pdftk /tmp/x.pdf output /tmp/./x.pdf ), pdftk
crashes analog to the here described behaviour
A similar error here:
pdftk org.pdf output test.pdf
works fine.
pdftk org.pdf cat 1-3 output test.pdf verbose:
Command Line Data is valid.
Input PDF Filenames & Passwords in Order
( [, ] )
org.pdf
The operation to be performed:
cat - Catenate given page ranges into a new PDF.
The outpu
1) Yes, I have tried with different files, in particular: one generated
by gnuplot, one from the internet, and one hand-written according to the
examples in the PDf specifications
2) dump_data works, with and without output, and even when there is no
"info dictionary" as in the case for the hand-w
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug.
It seems that a double exception occurs: First something unknown throws
an exception, then the Stack-Tracer fails.
To track the bug down, here two questions:
1) Have you tried different input pdf files?
2) Does something like pdftk a.pdf dump_data
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