Norbert Preining

Hmmm, the above messages are warnings about not being able to chmod, coming from `TLUtils::copy`: ``` $mode = (-x $infile) ? oct("0777") : oct("0666"); $mode &= ~umask; open (OUT, ">$outfile")...

> I.e., the newly created file `texlive.tlpdb.main.b219efc301f2675f5cd4c9cba8c232f3` is not group-writable. But isn't that then an issue of the umask of the user running it? We (TeX Live) set as default...

Well, setting an umask of 002 for all users is somehow dangerous, you don't want all your newly created files to be readable by every other group member in most...

BTW, if you do and succeed, it would be nice if you could document it somewhere so that we can incorporate it in the documentation, or refer to it. Thanks...

The current code restores the original bounding box, that is true. When removing the restore code I get an image like this:  from the code ```...

Hmmm, tricky ... because one can throw the shadow in arbitrary directions ... need to think about it (it is not my code - I just maintain it now)

And in addition, if the shadow protrudes over the top edge, it should not be cut off, of course ...

@mal-tee You can contact me by email, norbert AT preining DOT info

Hmmm, again no problem with the very same shortcode. Added it to my blog, preview the post, select print in the browser and got a proper output pdf.

Hi interesting ... although I am using Piwigo for long time, I see the above two settings for the first time. And I have no idea what they are doing....