danfickle
commented
4 years ago PDFBOX creates a font cache on first run. This should only run once, if it works. In your case, there seems to be an issue with permissions accessing your font directory?
Closed rja907 closed 4 years ago
danfickle
commented
4 years ago PDFBOX creates a font cache on first run. This should only run once, if it works. In your case, there seems to be an issue with permissions accessing your font directory?
rja907
commented
4 years ago @danfickle, sorry for late response. Is there a way to fix this? Have you seen this problem before?
danfickle
commented
4 years ago Yes, go to your /Library/Fonts directory and recursively add the read permission to everyone. I think you can do this in the GUI but perhaps this command would work:
sudo chmod -R a+r /Library/Fonts/
smbhalala
commented
1 year ago Above command not working for me, can you please give me a solution
smbhalala
commented
1 year ago Yes, go to your /Library/Fonts directory and recursively add the read permission to everyone. I think you can do this in the GUI but perhaps this command would work:
sudo chmod -R a+r /Library/Fonts/
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Can you please give me alternative solution as above mentioned solution not working for me
I am using this to generate a PDF and it throws errors for some reason:
Line 41 (which is mentioned in the stacktrace):
Also, is there a caching strategy that I could use to make documents faster. Seems like it checks for all the fonts whereas I am only using Arial...