Trying to debug OCR_ON_SUCCESS_DELETE flag not being executed - add exit code to watcher.py?

wabarkley commented 7 months ago

Describe the bug

OCR works fine when running watcher.py as a Docker container on Synology NAS, but the input file isn't being deleted after processing. DEBUG level logging is turned on, but the exit_code value isn't returned in the log file to understand why the watcher.py doesn't traverse the path that actually deletes or archives the input (exit_code value must not be 0, but I don't know which value it actually is.)

Could you add the ocrmypdf exit code to the DEBUG output at line 131 of watcher.py? https://github.com/ocrmypdf/OCRmyPDF/blob/59d5b0d1bd781f21be0fdea02ff0d2b841bc067e/misc/watcher.py#L131C26-L131C30

Steps to reproduce

1. Run ocrmypdf as described in the instructions for Hot (watched) folders, setting the OCR_ON_SUCCESS_DELETE=1 and OCR_LOGLEVEL=DEBUG
2. place file in the input folder
3. OCR'd pdf exists in the output folder
4. original file remains in the input folder

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jbarlow83 commented 7 months ago

Possibly same issue #1258 - have a look at that and see if it helps

wabarkley commented 7 months ago

Same issue, thanks. Pulled the latest tag with this fix and it's working again.

ocrmypdf / OCRmyPDF