Re: import .tex template and PDF print error (was: Re: 1.4 UI: default template directory drop menu missing)

Subject: Re: import .tex template and PDF print error (was: Re: 1.4 UI: default template directory drop menu missing)

From: Chris Travers <..hidden..>

Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2014 07:31:16 -0700

On Wed, Jun 18, 2014 at 4:46 AM, Max van Biezen <..hidden..> wrote:

Hi,

While you are working on this, is there an alternative achieve the
same result? E.g. to use an image file in the PDF while it is not
stored in the DB with the template. How would that work?

Ok, so the key issue is for hosted environments where you have shared hosting. In most environments if you just put the logos somewhere accessible to the web server you can just use the full path in the LaTeX source.

The problem in shared hosting environments is that this doesn't give as much security as we would like.

Best Wishes,

Chris Travers

Max

> The .pngs are probably where the problem lies. I am working on a file
> redirection layer to the database (using our in-db file attachments) but
> that's not really ready right now. The pngs will have to remain in the
> filesystem for now.

> Templates are stored as text fields, so PostgreSQL checks for
> UTF8-correctness. Again, working on binary support but it isn't there yet.

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