I'm not currently working on this. I have no way to reproduce the
errors Robert is seeing and it works for me. Given the limited time I
can spend on this (having an unrelated job and all) it would be much
more efficient if someone experiencing the issue could try some
debugging on their machine.
Your testing would be more than welcome. Here's how to go about it:
sudo apt-get build-dep simple-scan
sudo apt-get install libsqlite3-dev
bzr branch lp:~tkluck/simple-scan/autosaves simple-scan-autosaves
cd simple-scan-autosaves
./autogen.sh && ./configure && make
src/simple-scan test
(now click "scan", wait for the scan to finish, and interrupt the
process using ctrl+C in the terminal
src/simple-scan test
(now you should see the scanned document reappear)
I'm not currently working on this. I have no way to reproduce the
errors Robert is seeing and it works for me. Given the limited time I
can spend on this (having an unrelated job and all) it would be much
more efficient if someone experiencing the issue could try some
debugging on their machine.
Your testing would be more than welcome. Here's how to go about it:
sudo apt-get build-dep simple-scan scan-autosaves scan-autosaves
sudo apt-get install libsqlite3-dev
bzr branch lp:~tkluck/simple-scan/autosaves simple-
cd simple-
./autogen.sh && ./configure && make
src/simple-scan test
(now click "scan", wait for the scan to finish, and interrupt the
process using ctrl+C in the terminal
src/simple-scan test
(now you should see the scanned document reappear)