According to the metadata, the photo was shot with a "Canon EOS 700D" camera -- is that correct? It seems that camera writes the invalid rotation value 0 in its metadata. In the next img2pdf version…
Yes, and the error message you pasted explains why this is and what you can do about it. Where is the bug?
Your input image uses the exif rotation 0 which is an invalid rotation. What kind of image are you passing to img2pdf?
Me neither. Unfortunately I don't have a crystal ball that can tell me which image you used as input, so unless you give me enough information that lets me reproduce your issue I'm afraid I cannot be…
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since apt 2.1.16 we can use --error-on=any and do not anymore need to error out on all W: lines (closes: #6)
I talked to the apt developers. Indeed --error-on=any is doing exactly what I want (error out on transient network errors) and is supposed to keep that semantic in future apt versions. I'm going to…
agreed, wouldn't the mentioned --error-on=any help already? Seems to cover the network errors which apt called "temporary errors"…
You mean the E: nothing got downloaded error? That one is independent of the second.
The fact that file:// is not allowed is also a relict from the past when mmdebstrap only relied on the…
It probably fails after the step I: installing remaining packages inside the chroot..., right?
This is expected, because the path /root/sources/... cannot be accessed from inside the chroot.…
This is a known problem and you will have to bring it up with the apt maintainers. The underlying problem is, that there is currently no way for mmdebstrap to tell apt: "Fail in these cases but not…
Currently nearly the whole testsuite is run as a (wrongly named) jenkins job daily here: https://jenkins.debian.net/job/fakeroot-foreign-worker/
We could easily add tests for cowbuildor and…
This is not a bug in mmdebstrap but in the Debian package of mmdebstrap and should thus instead be reported to the Debian bts instead. Since I won't do a new mmdebstrap upload any time soon due to…
@mara0004 Do you happen to have examples of software, cameras or phones that do set the invalid exif rotation of zero?
This pains me. If I tell a program "use the exif data for rotation" and the exif rotation data is invalid, then I expect the program to fail because it cannot fulfill my request. I understand that…
I see the problem. I think I can be convinced to add an option to img2pdf which allows to ignore the exif rotation. And if rotation is ignored, it also doesn't make sense to error out on invalid…
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