Cannot download pdfinfo or pdftotext
I've looked through many forum questions on this, but none of the fixes are working for me. When I try to install from the preferences bar I get this message: "An error occurred while attempting to download the Xpdf utilities from zotero.org. Please try again later, or view the documentation for manual installation instructions."
I went to the manual instructions and downloaded the apps from Xpdf.com. I still get the same message when I try to index. I tried renaming and all sorts of other things based on forum threads. I probably am not doing something right with the manual installation, but I don't know what. Thanks!
I went to the manual instructions and downloaded the apps from Xpdf.com. I still get the same message when I try to index. I tried renaming and all sorts of other things based on forum threads. I probably am not doing something right with the manual installation, but I don't know what. Thanks!
After you click on "Enable" you should see:
- The text of that button change to Disable
- 0 lines logged next to the button
- The View Output button enabled (the two others will remain grey until you have logged lines).
What are you seeing?
You can keep the preference window open. Do you see any change in the lines logged?
Very likely the same thing that interrupts the download for the pdftools also causes the problem in sending the debug.
Anything particular about your connection? Is this at work? Would you know if you're using a proxy server?
Btw, I don't know how much money you guys make, but it isn't enough :)
See https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/ssl_certificate_error
That page is about syncing specifically, but it explains the problem, which all applies in this case too. You're getting the above error for all Zotero domains.
Also, in following the directions under the cert error page, I see no padlock icon on any Zotero page in Chrome. Perhaps it's moot.
Let us know what it says, but yes, you'll probably need to get your IS involved, since they (or the Kaspersky software) are intercepting your secure connections (in effect, spying on you), and Zotero is doing the right thing by blocking the connection. It may be possible to override it, but we'll want to see exactly what's doing the interception first.
This site uses a weak security configuration (SHA-1 signatures), so your connection may not be private.
The identity of this website has been verified by A1WSAA1.us.msh.org. No Certificate Transparency information was supplied by the server.
The certificate chain for this website contains at least one certificate that was signed using a deprecated signature algorithm based on SHA-1.