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[BUG] partially corrupt PDF causes blank pages #480
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@samuel Hello |
I have a partially corrupt PDF that works fine in other places I've tried it (e.g. Preview.app on mac, MyPDF, Acrobat), but when reading with UniPDF the first 3 of 4 pages are blank. Running it through
mutool clean
repairs it so it seems there's enough information to be able to properly read the document. Unfortunately, because it contains sensitive medical information (PHI) I can't share the specific file, but perhaps something can be gleaned from the errors output from unipdf. I will see if it's possible to get a PDF showing the same issue generated that doesn't have PHI.Also, I don't see a way to connect the ERRORs that are logged to the specific PDF that is being read since there can be multiple concurrent uses of the library. Is there any way to read a PDF in a more "strict" mode that returns an error from the read functions rather than logging and attempting repair? This way it would be possible to inform the user that their PDF is partially corrupt.
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