There are two other fixes:
- if there are already temporary files: ask the user if we should delete them
- show error dialog if user selects a pdf file with only 1 page (or if there was an error while extracting pages - e.g. corrupt PDF file)

And there's one annoying bug (under windoze) left which I don't know how to fix: if pdf.quicksplit.exe is put in a path which contains spaces it doesn't find the other exe-tools (like pdftk.exe, ...).

The new version can be downloaded here:

PDF QuickSplit v0.2 Source Code
PDF QuickSplit v0.2 Linux Version
PDF QuickSplit v0.2 Windoze Version

Btw: if you want to help improve pdf.quicksplit please contact me (email is in the source and perhaps it's best to transfer the source to sourceforge or sth. similar before we start coding in different directions ;).

for i in `seq 1 1 15`; do pdftk input.pdf cat ${i}-${i} output output.${i}-${i}.pdf; done;

A final word: the state of the program is something like an alpha1 (or as KDE developers would call it: v4.2.1 rock-stable without bugs... - but that's another story...). The code is pretty ugly (static char[] stuff etc) - so it's main purpose is to show programmers how _not_ to code ;) But you are free to send me patches... The following downloads include the source code which can be compiled on linux and windoze (dependencies: gtk, pdftk, ghostscript, imagemagick - for windoze you need the mingw-versions), the linux binary and the windoze binary with it's dependencies. So finally here are the downloads:

PDF QuickSplit v0.1 Source Code
PDF QuickSplit v0.1 Linux Version
PDF QuickSplit v0.1 Windoze Version (with all necessary dlls)

And if you like my program soooo much that you need to buy an ADF scanner immediately (or something else ;) from Amazon please click on the following link to support me :)

I only got the problem if there was still an active VC connected to my OracleDB while trying to recreate/update the VC-Database. This happened because I tried to reproduce another error. So I still had a VM with VC running while I tried to install a new VC with the same DB in a different VM. Simply shutting down the VM with the old (outdated) VC solved the error.

So in short: if you get the Error 25003 while trying to install VMware VirtualCenter check if there's still another connection to the database in which you try to install VC.

fejf@fejfs:[~/moneyplex] > ./start
=================================================
32<->64 bit CTAPI-Proxy library.
(C) 2007 Martin Preuss
=================================================
*** glibc detected *** : double free or corruption (fasttop):
0x0000000000604e50 ***
[...]

This took me some time but the solution is simple: add a export MALLOC_CHECK_=0 to the moneyplex start-script (normally ~/moneyplex/start) right after the other export-statement(s).

After that my chipcard-reader worked as user root. But when I tried to access it as normal user I still got error messages. The solution was simple again (after hours of finding it ;): I didn't have the right .CT_devices file in my home. I don't know why I got the wrong version (the installuser64-script from the kobil-installer should copy a new version!) but I could fix this problem by copying the file from root's home to mine (replace fejf with your username...):

cp /root/.CT_devices ~fejf
chown fejf:fejf ~fejf/.CT_devices

FYI: the .CT_devices file should contain only ONE Port#-Line which should look like this one:

Port1=PCSC;[IDX="1"];3;0;reader via PCSC [IDX="1"]: transparent

Download here.

set background=light

First: you need a kernel with the ipsec-stuff (not everything shown here is needed for checkpoint-vpns):

Networking support (NET) [Y/n/?] y
   *
   * Networking options
   *
   PF_KEY sockets (NET_KEY) [Y/n/m/?] y
   IP: AH transformation (INET_AH) [Y/n/m/?] y
   IP: ESP transformation (INET_ESP) [Y/n/m/?] y
   IP: IPsec user configuration interface (XFRM_USER) [Y/n/m/?] y
Cryptographic API (CRYPTO) [Y/n/?] y
   HMAC support (CRYPTO_HMAC) [Y/n/?] y
   Null algorithms (CRYPTO_NULL) [Y/n/m/?] y
   MD5 digest algorithm (CRYPTO_MD5) [Y/n/m/?] y
   SHA1 digest algorithm (CRYPTO_SHA1) [Y/n/m/?] y
   DES and Triple DES EDE cipher algorithms (CRYPTO_DES) [Y/n/m/?] y
   AES cipher algorithms (CRYPTO_AES) [Y/n/m/?] y


(see: http://www.spenneberg.com/ipsec-2.6.pdf)

Second you need to install the ipsec-tools package. For Gentoo Linux this would be: emerge ipsec-tools.

After that you need to setup the /etc/ipsec.conf and /etc/racoon/racoon.conf files. Click on the filenames for examples. As a last step you need to convert the provided p12 (pkcs12) file to pem (cert) files. This can be done with openssl (use this little script). After executing this script you get 2 .pem files. One of them named "filename.split.me.into.2.cert.files.pem". You need to edit this file and split it into two files. It contains two certificates. The vpn-ca (certification authority of the vpn-server) and the client-cert. Normally the first one is the ca-cert (look at the subject-line - the ca-cert has your vpn-domain-name as subject) and the second the client-cert (normally the subject contains the user-dn). Copy these two certs together with the key to your /etc/racoon/certs directory. Now edit your ipsec.conf and racoon.conf files.

Finally: Prey... ;)

How to get info about errors (like: "racoon: ERROR: none message must be encrypted"):
Check if my_identifier, encryption_algorithm, hash_algorithm, dh_group, authentication_algorithm, pfs_group and the sainfo lines are correct (examples above work for me and the checpoint vpn). Best Way is to use wireshark (formely ethereal) to check for "ISAKMP: Informational" Messages.
Then click on "Internet Security Association and Management Protocol", "Notification Payload" and look at the "Message Type" line. This is the error. Best way is to google for it ;) Errors i encountered: INVALID-CERTIFICATE: export the cacert, the cert and the key from the pkcs12 file and add them to the config, INVALID-ID-INFORMATION: my_identifier is incorrect (perhaps does not match certificate?)

Usefull links:
http://felipe-alfaro.org/blog/category/ipsec/
http://www.spenneberg.com/
http://www.fw-1.de/aerasec/ng/vpn-racoon/CP-VPN1-NG-Linux-racoon.html

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