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The current MacPorts version of convert no longer seems to be able to convert a PDF page to a JPEG. For example:
convert "foo.pdf[0]" foo0.jpg
causes a SIGABRT, with the error “Abort” (singularly uninformative).
The output of convert -debug All shows that it’s creating temporary files in /var/folders (which are actually symlinks to the source file), and dies while trying to delete one of them (which fails):
The current MacPorts version of
convert
no longer seems to be able to convert a PDF page to a JPEG. For example:convert "foo.pdf[0]" foo0.jpg
causes a SIGABRT, with the error “Abort” (singularly uninformative).
The output of
convert -debug All
shows that it’s creating temporary files in/var/folders
(which are actually symlinks to the source file), and dies while trying to delete one of them (which fails):The file it’s attempting to delete doesn’t exist in
/var/folders
(after the fact, at least).The problem is definitely within
convert
— running the corresponding GhostScript command (extracted fromconvert -verbose
) works fine.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: