Long story short, I want to build a system that reorders some components in a document file (be it a docx or odt, I don't have a hard constraint atm).

So my problem input should be a document file, and I need to be able to approximate the number of pages consumed by this document file, I also need to be able to get the height of individual components (like a single paragraph or a table) to have the data I need to rearrange so I can make the document have less pages.

I don't have a hard constraint on the programming language of the tool either (Python preferred), I prefer not embedding LibreOffice into my system.

Also I'm willing to hear other solutions (maybe my input is not the optimal thing I can use for this problem).

Thanks in advance!

I've been trying to follow the tutorial here, after failing to apply it to my project I tried to do the tutorial as it is, and I'm still getting handshaking failures.

On the server side, I have the following exception: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: No available authentication scheme

While on the client side, I have the following: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: Received fatal alert: handshake_failure

I'd like to add that I'm starting fresh without any previous any keystore nor truststore, executing the commands in the tutorial does generate the key and trust stores.

I've tried making the CN the same as my machine hostname too, didn't work, nothing worked, the server and the client could never handshake.

Side note: this is just a demo I'm doing, so I don't really care if it has security flaws, I'm just trying to get TLS to work.

Thx in advance.

Update: I downgraded from JDK21 to JDK17 and it worked fine :/

I have reinstalled my Fedora 38 on an old laptop with only 4gigs of RAM, problem is it allocated only 2gb of tmpfs, and so far it caused me a ton of problems, it runs out of space pretty quickly, especially when installing big size sw, I've read you can modify the size of it by changing the entry in fstab, but I couldn't find a tmpfs entry there, I've searched the Arch Wiki and found this:

Mounting tmpfs at /dev/shm is handled automatically by systemd and manual configuration in fstab is not necessary.

So I believe this is the case for me, would adding a new entry inside fstab work without any issue?

Hello everyone, I've recently picked up doxygen and have been trying to document an old project, nevertheless, I have some class's method and I want to refer in the docs to another class's method and a data member of the same class

Here's the method:

void App::start() { for (unsigned i = 0; i < currentScene->gameObjects.size(); ++i) { currentScene->gameObjects[i]->start(); } timeSinceStart.restart(); }

I want to have a reference to GameObject::start and App::timeSinceStart in App::start doc block

(Sorry not in monospace, my Lemmy client doesn't seem to support it and I don't know the syntax here if one present)