>>>>> On Thu, 29 Dec 2005 10:51:08 +0100,
>>>>> "PJW" == "Peter J. W." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
PJW> Package: gs-cjk-resource
PJW> Severity: important
PJW> I had some trouble with displaying or printing some postscript files.
PJW> Ghostscript - whether invoked by gv or lpr or directly doesn't matter -
PJW> failed with a message "Error: /invalidfileaccess in --file--".
PJW> The following lines showed the filename
/usr/share/ghostscript/CMap/Identity-H
PJW> which was a symlink to /usr/share/fonts/cmap/gs-cjk-resource/Identity-H
which
PJW> belonged to gs-cjk-resource. After removing (purging) this packages, gv
worked fine.
PJW> Unfortunantly I removed the package before I decided to write a bug
report, therefore
PJW> I do not know the version I had installed for sure, but as aptitude
PJW> would now install 1.20021122-2, I am pretty sure that this was the
PJW> version I had trouble with.
Which gs are you using? what does update-alternatives
--display gs show? possible issues are 1) gs-* 8.x is
broken. you can confirm it with update-alternatives --config
gs and choose gs-esp for default gs. try it again then. 2)
even gs-esp 7.x is broken. please make sure if your
document is sane. 3) the document itself is
broken. Identity-H is actually the same file what Adobe
ships. so if it also happens on any Adobe products, I
suspect it is. 4) the font that was determined by your
document or is assigned by gs, is broken. gs doesn't maps to
the font if it doesn't actually support any glyphs in
Identity-H range. please attach full error log from gs. you
can get it with running gs directly.
Please try above steps anyway. it's necessary to track this
problem down.
Thanks,
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