We are getting error like PdfReadError: EOF marker not found .
Scenario: We concatenate some PDF's using pyPDF - input can be princeXML supplied PDF , normal PDF etc .
No issues here .
princeXML PDF + Adobe PDF = pyPDF generated Concatendated PDF - Cool works fine .
Issue happens we we now use the above type of pyPDF concated pdf and concat with other normal pdf again using pyPDF itself .
princeXML PDF + some pyPDF generated PDF = pyPDF generated Concatendated PDF (Expected) works in most cases some cases this won't work . It basically complaints that the pyPDF generated PDF EOF marker not found ! However it was generated by pyPDF itself , did pyPDF miss putting EOF marker in some strange cases ?
Can anyone look at this bug ? This has happened quite rarely but some online sites are handling this same pdf pretty well . How can I attach the PDF to Github for inspection ?
A relevant question can be seen here :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15177587/merge-non-standard-pdfs-with-pypdf
We are getting error like PdfReadError: EOF marker not found .
Scenario: We concatenate some PDF's using pyPDF - input can be princeXML supplied PDF , normal PDF etc .
No issues here .
princeXML PDF + Adobe PDF = pyPDF generated Concatendated PDF - Cool works fine .
Issue happens we we now use the above type of pyPDF concated pdf and concat with other normal pdf again using pyPDF itself .
princeXML PDF + some pyPDF generated PDF = pyPDF generated Concatendated PDF (Expected) works in most cases some cases this won't work . It basically complaints that the pyPDF generated PDF EOF marker not found ! However it was generated by pyPDF itself , did pyPDF miss putting EOF marker in some strange cases ?
Can anyone look at this bug ? This has happened quite rarely but some online sites are handling this same pdf pretty well . How can I attach the PDF to Github for inspection ?
A relevant question can be seen here :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15177587/merge-non-standard-pdfs-with-pypdf