However, I'm getting some new errors:
Does anyone know what these errors mean?
[3.4] Conversion failed with error:Could not find readonly pages for grade xxx
by Richard van Iwaarden -
Number of replies: 6
In reply to Richard van Iwaarden
Re: [3.4] Conversion failed with error:Could not find readonly pages for grade xxx
by AL Rachels -
Hi Richard,
It would seem that each of those conversions had something go wrong so that a pdf was not created. First thing I would check is what were the type of files submitted. Google has a very limited number (9) of files that it will accept for conversion when compared to unoconv (74).
Plus, it has been a while and my memory is not the greatest, I seem to remember one or two of the types listed for Google didn't actually work a few months ago.
In reply to AL Rachels
Re: [3.4] Conversion failed with error:Could not find readonly pages for grade xxx
by Richard van Iwaarden -
You are right!
Thank you. This can be marked as solved.
In reply to Richard van Iwaarden
Re: [3.4] Conversion failed with error:Could not find readonly pages for grade xxx
by Glenn Pillsbury -
Hi Richard,
Do you recall what the problem file types were in that issue? I have just run into this error myself. We're using unoconv, not Google.
Thanks!
In reply to Glenn Pillsbury
Re: [3.4] Conversion failed with error:Could not find readonly pages for grade xxx
by Richard van Iwaarden -
I think it were .odt files that caused the problems for us.
In reply to AL Rachels
Re: [3.4] Conversion failed with error:Could not find readonly pages for grade xxx
by Richard van Iwaarden -
It does seem this crashed the scheduled task for PDF conversion though... so do I have to remove those tasks for unsupported formats manually out of the database every time???
In reply to Richard van Iwaarden
Re: [3.4] Conversion failed with error:Could not find readonly pages for grade xxx
by Richard van Iwaarden -
Using the fix from Eva here: https://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-60014 was a real life saver for me. The cron just keeps running when it encounters an error... thank you Eva!