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what version of asciidoc |
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Thanks for your answer :-)
`asciidoc --version` ==> asciidoc 8.6.9
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On Thu, Aug 9, 2018 at 4:58 AM elextr ***@***.***> wrote:
what version of asciidoc asciidoc --version ?
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Not sure why it would hang, but you could try using the |
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That's what I did at first hand.
But asciidoc was complaining about odt.conf and asciidoc.odt.styles not
found.
I've run asciidoc --backend install odt-backend-0.1.zip as root
So asciidoc.odt.styles, odt.conf, a2x-backend.py, asciidoc.ott where put in
/root/.asciidoc/backends/odt
Running *asciidoc -b odt myfile* first complains about not finding
asciidoc.odt.styles because this file is searched in
/etc/asciidoc/backends/odt
To satisfy asciidoc I copied the four files in /etc/asciidoc/backends/odt
I runn again *asciidoc -b odt myfile* but the command never exits nor gives
error/warnings or whatsoever.
Hope this can help :-)
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On Thu, Aug 9, 2018 at 8:22 AM elextr ***@***.***> wrote:
Not sure why it would hang, but you could try using the asciidoc
--backend install zipfile rather than copying files yourself.
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Try running the backends install as the user who is going to use it, not as root. |
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Running asciidoc --backend install odt-backend-0.1.zip as a normal user, gives exactly the same behaviour ... |
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Hi, I'm trying to use the odt backend to asciidoc, I've setup my environment copying odt.conf and asciidoc.odt.styles in my /etc/asciidoc folder.
I'm running a debian box:
less /etc/debian_version= 9.5Running asciidoc -b odt myfile.adoc
stucks without issuing any warning or error
myfile.adoc has doctype book
Can you help please? Have a good day :-)
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