[gs-bugs] [Bug 698707] - Ghostscript - While processing PDF files warning generated "considering 0000000000 XXXXXX n " as a free entry

b***@artifex.com

2017-10-27 12:37:56 UTC

Created attachment 14424 [details]
Warning 000000000 XXXXX
Hi Team,
While converting PDF files to tiff files we get warning as
'Warning: considering '000000000 XXXXX n' as a free entry.
What does it means?

Exactly what it says.

This is a bug reporting facility, not a support forum, if you are a commercial
customer, then please contact your support representative for support. If you
are using the AGPL version of Ghostscript then this is supplied without
warranty or support.

My usual boilerplate on this subject:

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Thank you for your interest in Ghostscript. Ghostscript is supplied in two
ways, as open-source software under the Affero General Public Licence Version 3
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affero_General_Public_License) and as commercial
software under licence from Artifex Software.

Please note that the '***@artifex.com' mail address is only for customers
using Ghostscript or other software licenced commercially from Artifex. The
AGPL version of Ghostscript is provided 'as is', without warranty or support.

We do value input from our free user community and we will fix bugs reported to
us as well as considering enhancement requests. However, this is entirely at
our own discretion and, as you would expect, our commercial customers are given
priority over free users.

Bugs can be reported (and enhancement requests raised) at
http://bugs.ghostscript.com there are a number of other avenues open to free
users:

1) The stack overflow web site has a small but active community involved with
Ghostscript, as well as PostScript and PDF. Questions raised here will often
get a good response.

2) The Ghostscript developers can be found on the #Ghostscript IRC channel on
irc.freenode.net. Questions asked here will usually get a response though time
zone differences can mean there are periods when nobody is available. The
channel is logged, the developers read the logs and will respond, so even if
nobody answers immediately hang around, someone will eventually. Alternatively
check back in the logs later.

Artifex does offer commercial distribution licences for Ghostscript , and in
cases where this is not appropriate also offers support contracts. If you are
interested in pursuing either of these please contact ***@artifex.com

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