ippdoclint - check common document formats
ippdoclint [ --help ] [ --version ] [
-i input/format ] [ -o name=value [...
name=value] ] [ -v ] filename
ippdoclint checks the input file for format errors and
reports the number of impressions (sides), sheets, and (input) pages in the
file.
The following options are recognized by ippdoclint:
- --help
- Shows program help.
- --version
- Shows program version.
- -i input/format
- Specifies the MIME media type of the input file. Currently the
"application/pdf" (PDF), "image/jpeg" (JPEG),
"image/pwg-raster" (PWG Raster), and "image/urf"
(Apple Raster) MIME media types are supported.
- -o "name=value[...name=value]"
- Specifies one or more named options for the conversion. Currently the
"copies", "page-ranges", "print-color-mode",
and "sides" options are supported. See the NAMED OPTIONS section
for more information.
- -v
- Increases the verbosity for any diagnostics.
The following named options are supported:
- copies
- Specifies the number of copies that should be produced.
- page-ranges
- Selects a single range of pages to check. For example, the value
"5-12" selects pages 5 through 12.
- print-color-mode
- Specifies the color mode as "auto" (automatic),
"monochrome" (grayscale), or "color".
- sides
- Specifies whether to do 1-sided printing ("one-sided") or
2-sided printing ("two-sided-long-edge" for portrait and
"two-sided-short-edge" for landscape).
ippdoclint sends all messages to the standard error. Each
message is prefixed with "ERROR", "INFO", or
"DEBUG" depending on the level of verbosity. ippdoclint
also sends "STATE" and "ATTR" messages corresponding to
IPP "job-state-reasons" keywords and Job Status attributes.
The ippdoclint program returns 0 if the input file is
correctly formatted and 1 otherwise.
ippdoclint recognizes the following environment
variables:
- CONTENT_TYPE
- Specifies the MIME media type of the input file.
- IPP_xxx
- Specifies the value of the "xxx" Job Template attribute, where
"xxx" is converted to uppercase. For example, the
"copies" Job Template attribute is stored as the
"IPP_COPIES" environment variable.
- IPP_xxx_DEFAULT
- Specifies the default value of the corresponding "xxx-default"
Printer Description attribute, where "xxx" is converted to
uppercase. For example, the "copies-default" Printer Description
attribute is stored as the "IPP_COPIES_DEFAULT" environment
variable.
- SERVER_LOGLEVEL
- Specifies the log level (verbosity) as "error",
"info", or "debug".
Check a PDF file:
ippdoclint filename.pdf
Check a JPEG file:
ippdoclint filename.jpg
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Group.