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pdftopng installation issues #380
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I meant Python 3.10..Sorry for the typo |
related to #353 where pdftopng is removed as a hard dependency. |
Maybe this post is helpfull to resolve the issue: |
Thanks for your suggestion.
I will check
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Hello. Any progress on this? |
You can try this fork. Development of Camelot is continued there. |
Thanks a lot. I will check it |
Hi,
pdftopng gets installed when I run 'pip3 install camelot-py' on my local machine having Ubuntu and Python 3.8. But when I try to push my code to server having Centos with Python 3.10 , it fails with "Unable to find installation for pdftopng(0.2.3)"....Later I was able to install pdftopng seperately using wheel file for python 3.11. But now, I get the another error
"Traceback (most recent call last):\n
File "/usr/local/bin/pdftopng", line 5, in \n
from pdftopng.cli import cli\n
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/pdftopng/cli.py", line 5, in \n
from . import pdftopng\n
ImportError: libpoppler.so.111: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory\n".
I have poppler-utils installed.. Any idea how this can be resolved ?
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