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So, I'm having a recurring issue with certain files: When starting the imposition, the "Generate Output" button turns gray and gives the usual "Generating, this might take a while" message, then goes back to "Generate Output", without having produced any files or giving any errors.
By accident, I've produced two files that allow testing it: One works, the second, identical but for a single image added, does not.
Both are pdf 1.6 files generated using Scribus 1.5.8, in case that matters.
(When setting the Imposer to single sided, the second file works but produces a 600MB zip file for some reason, with every file ballooning to 60 MB, where they are ~200KB for file number 1. My guess: Something in file number 2 is causing some loop to run wild, resulting in huge file and thus memory sizes? And if it tries to dublex them, the imposer runs into some file size/memory limit and the thread is silently killed? )
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So, I'm having a recurring issue with certain files: When starting the imposition, the "Generate Output" button turns gray and gives the usual "Generating, this might take a while" message, then goes back to "Generate Output", without having produced any files or giving any errors.
By accident, I've produced two files that allow testing it: One works, the second, identical but for a single image added, does not.
Both are pdf 1.6 files generated using Scribus 1.5.8, in case that matters.
Works: blank-notebook-with-index.pdf
Doesn't work: blank-notebook-with-index-with-image.pdf
Imposer Settings: A4, Quarto, Duplex, Signature length 5
Tested in Firefox 114.0.1 on Linux.
(When setting the Imposer to single sided, the second file works but produces a 600MB zip file for some reason, with every file ballooning to 60 MB, where they are ~200KB for file number 1. My guess: Something in file number 2 is causing some loop to run wild, resulting in huge file and thus memory sizes? And if it tries to dublex them, the imposer runs into some file size/memory limit and the thread is silently killed? )
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: