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Can't parse a PDF, saying "Possible secured file" #330

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ackwo opened this issue Aug 31, 2020 · 6 comments · Fixed by #400
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Can't parse a PDF, saying "Possible secured file" #330

ackwo opened this issue Aug 31, 2020 · 6 comments · Fixed by #400
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help wanted parsing fail When (almost) nothing can be extracted from a given PDF

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ackwo commented Aug 31, 2020

Empty text after parsing this file (see attachment).

SDS__chlorhaltiges_Desinfektionsmittel_(de-DE).pdf

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ackwo commented Sep 1, 2020

The v0.16.2 demo says: "Object list not found. Possible secured file."

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j0k3r commented Sep 1, 2020

I tried too but nothing got parsed.
I don't know why. The PDF looks ok BTW.

@j0k3r j0k3r changed the title can't parse this unsecured PDF/A file Can't parse a PDF, saying "Possible secured file" Sep 1, 2020
@j0k3r j0k3r added the parsing fail When (almost) nothing can be extracted from a given PDF label Sep 1, 2020
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Using qpdf input.pdf output.pdf may have fixed the file. Can you please try again with this file?

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ackwo commented Sep 15, 2020

Thanks for the answer! After qpdf the file can be analyzed and metadata is also found (pages, title, etc.), but unfortunately I cannot find any text again.

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