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I had the patch running (manually) on Arch since a few years. But somehow, this stopped working at some point. I again get garbled text when selecting text from a cups-pdf generated pdf.
Also using your GIT directly does not help. What do I do?
Go to localhost:631, remove the old cups-pdf printer, add the new one using one of CUPS-PDF with or without options, install it, select it as default printer
do echo 'mama' | lp as user, open the PDF in a reader, select the text, paste it somewhere: it is not mama, but unicode character replacements.
Any hint? Thanks in advance!
PS: Sorry for double posting this here and on the AUR site.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Note that cups-pdf refuses to run without root privileges.
To use the binary, one has to either convince cups to
call it with root privileges, or install it suid root.
Also note that currently, this cups-pdf-fork produces
small pdfs with selectable text, as promised.
However, copying the text produces "garbled" text
(characters are randomly reassigned).
This is a known issue and I don't know how to fix it:
alexivkin/CUPS-PDF-to-PDF#7
Hi,
I had the patch running (manually) on Arch since a few years. But somehow, this stopped working at some point. I again get garbled text when selecting text from a cups-pdf generated pdf.
Also using your GIT directly does not help. What do I do?
yay -S cups-pdf-to-pdf-git (cf. here https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/cups-pdf-to-pdf-git)
sudo systemctl restart cups
Go to localhost:631, remove the old cups-pdf printer, add the new one using one of CUPS-PDF with or without options, install it, select it as default printer
do echo 'mama' | lp as user, open the PDF in a reader, select the text, paste it somewhere: it is not mama, but unicode character replacements.
Any hint? Thanks in advance!
PS: Sorry for double posting this here and on the AUR site.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: