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Using Layer 1, say, versus 0/default as documented here.
So using 1 means use the 2nd page as the thumbnail, which often makes sense because the first/title page is generally mostly blank. But this doesn't seem to work as intended.
As far as I can tell, it's a matter of not using the layer any more in the mogrify command after a (presumed?) successful flatten operation. If it's been flattened then you're left with only layer [0] so adding a [1] to the mogrify command makes no sense any more. As you can't see the mogrify error in the server log below, this is what it looks like (where blah.pdf is a multi-page PDF to begin with):
mogrify -flatten blah.pdf[1]
mogrify -resize 338x493 blah.pdf[1]
Requested FirstPage is greater than the number of pages in the file: 1
No pages will be processed (FirstPage > LastPage).
Using Layer 1, say, versus 0/default as documented here.
So using 1 means use the 2nd page as the thumbnail, which often makes sense because the first/title page is generally mostly blank. But this doesn't seem to work as intended.
As far as I can tell, it's a matter of not using the layer any more in the
mogrify
command after a (presumed?) successful flatten operation. If it's been flattened then you're left with only layer [0] so adding a [1] to themogrify
command makes no sense any more. As you can't see themogrify
error in the server log below, this is what it looks like (where blah.pdf is a multi-page PDF to begin with):Server log:
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