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pdftotext no solution
Hi,
I'm frustrated... Ok, I have pdftotext installed in /usr/local/sbin and it is executable 755 safe_mode is OFF etc.etc. everything as discribed in the checklist. But: Is result test http an array: 1 What is result test http status: PDF Is result test an array: 1 What is result test status: PDF Use is executable is set to: 1 Index the pdf is set to: 1 Parse the pdf is set to: /usr/local/sbin/pdftotext Does parse pdf exist: Is parse pdf executable: 1:http://www.wohlfahrtswerk.org/downlo...enburgheim.pdf (Zeit : 00:00:05) Kein Link in der temporäreren Tabelle There are no 'special' characters in the path to pdftotext. What's wrong here? Please Help. |
As "Does parse pdf exist" and "Is parse pdf executable" both return no value (meaning "no") it looks like "/usr/local/sbin/pdftotext" may be the wrong path.
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Nop, the path is right.
I now found out, that if I run spider.php from the command line, it works. But not in the admin web interface. |
Are all the directories up to and including the directory holding pdftotext set to 755 permissions?
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Yes.
All files in /usr/local/sbin belong to apache and are set to 755 |
As you can run pdftotext from shell, it seems like the "apache" group/owner does not allow for a www user, in this case PhpDig, to access the binary. Either set group/owner so that www can run /usr/local/sbin/pdftotext or move pdftotext to a web accessible location and then set PHPDIG_PARSE_PDF to the new full path.
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Ok, thanx - I'll give it a try
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it's just for look the answer of charter
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