Micky Lindlar

Results 27 issues of Micky Lindlar

## Dev Effort 1D ## Description I've encountered several PDF files, for which error messages are repeated countless times. This poses a problem when the jhove output is embedded in...

bug
P2
good-first-issue

The attached file throws the non-self-explanatory error message "4", which is furthermore not assigned to an error ID. The output is: (...) Size: 635 Format: PDF Status: Not well-formed SignatureMatches:...

bug
P2

I'm currently looking at the German translations of the AIFF error messages and came across some odd instances. It essentially narrows down to literal translation of long names of the...

feature
P2

JHOVE does not check the correct usage of the /Tabs key in the page object. As per ISO 32000 the Tabs key is optional. If present, the possible values shall...

bug

I'm trying to learn more about the internal working of JHOVE and followed this guide about how to set up JHOVE running in a debugger: https://www.dpoc.ac.uk/2018/08/09/jhove-running-in-a-debugger/ I ran into a...

feature
P2
good-first-issue

I'm aware that the PDF-hul does not officially support PDF 2.0. However, running such objects against JHOVE currently throw the error "No PDF Header". This is incorrect, as the syntax...

feature
P1

I recently encountered a PDF with a "Problem with page label structure" error message. When looking at the offset reported, it is located nowhere near the page label structure -...

bug
P2

## Dev Effort 1D ## Description The attached file sample.pdf fails validation with the repeated error message: ErrorMessage: edu.harvard.hul.ois.jhove.module.pdf.PdfInvalidException: Invalid destination object Offset: 965640 ErrorMessage: edu.harvard.hul.ois.jhove.module.pdf.PdfInvalidException: Invalid destination object Offset:...

bug
P3

## Dev Effort 0.5D ## Description The cross reference begins with a line containing two numbers separated by a space. The first number denotes the object number of the first...

bug
P2

## Dev Effort 1D ## Description Per standard, String objects can be written in two different ways: either as literal strings enclosed in parentheses ( ) or as hexadecimal data...

bug
P2
good-first-issue