Joseph Vidal-Rosset <joseph.vidal.ros...@gmail.com> writes: > Le ven. 11 juil. 2014 à 02:59:23 , Nick Dokos <ndo...@gmail.com> a > envoyé ce message: > >> >> Can you please post an example org file and the tex file that's produced >> that gives you such bad images? > > Dear Nick, > > I sent an email three days ago to tell you that I've got the solution. I > said: >
Yes, I remember this, but what with the mail delays and time reordering of the replies, I got confused. > mm-insert-file-contents: Opening input file: aucun fichier ou dossier > de ce type, > /tmp/ltxpng/latex15065_PG_37f10648c57a40194a74eaabbaa5c1678a5d2046.png > Mark set > > Nevertheless, the png file is in /tmp/ltxpng and it is a nice png > image. > And you are sure that it is named "latex15065_PG_37f10648c57a40194a74eaabbaa5c1678a5d2046.png" ? The existing file might be a remnant from a previous run with a slightly different name (uuid readability is not the best :-) ) > I remind that the error in creating the dvi file was created by > minted. I deleted every reference to minted and it worked, but now I > realize that without minted the use of bussproofs.sty cannot work for > html conversion. :S > > I guess that I have to put in my .bashrc a command to say that I always > want to use latex with -shell-escape option , but I am not sure that it > is the best solution. > -shell-escape is a security risk, allowing arbitrary programs to execute, but if you are careful about what you allow and don't get careless, I think it's reasonable to set it once and for all. I do that because I use minted all the time (it's also needed by some svg package that I occasionally use). But I do try to be careful about what new latex packages I install. Nick
