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pandoc: Unable to convert
See original GitHub issueDear @benweet,
I just tried to export a document to PDF but received the following error:
pandoc: Unable to convert `/tmp/tex2pdf.96/5d424bc6132b73039c2e9740a900ba6606b4179a.shtml' for use w
The document contains some sensitive information. Therefore, I cannot share it unfortunately.
Any steps I can do to further debug the problem?
Thankfully,
~ Robert
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@benweet
I identified the problem.
It was the following code:
Apparently, Pandoc has issues accessing an image that is hosted on my private Dropbox.
Is it possible for Classeur to support local image paths?
For example, I don’t want my signature image to be uploaded onto Imgur but prefer to reference it locally.
Thanks for bringing this to an end!
The URI method works well enough and should maybe added to the documentation for private-sensitive users.
~ Robert