cli pdfmerge
I have a working release of pdfmerge.
My goodness! Why another pdf merging thingie!!!!
This one counts how many pages are in all docs, then compares to output, etc.. Anyhow, it’s somewhat safe.
And it’s a simple call. Instead of looking up how to use xpdf or something to merge pdfs, you can use pdfmerge via the command line. Yes, there *is* another pdfmerge out there. In fact like 2. One requires extra moolah for the ‘full’ version.. pleeezzz…
Interface:
DESCRIPTION Will run a pagecount before and after to check. This is an expensive operation but it should help to prevent data corruption. OPTION FLAGS -h help -v version -d debug ARGUMENTS Any file arguments are expected to be files in. To specify a file out, provide -o argument -o path to outfile EXAMPLE USAGE $0 ./*pdf $0 -o ./outfile.pdf ./*pdf
download link: pdfmerge-102tar.gz
You will need perl.
How to install example (as root):
cd /tmp wget http://leocharre.com/wp-content/uploads/pdfmerge-102tar.gz tar -xvf pdfmerge-102tar.gz cd pdfmerge-1.02 perl Makefile.PL make test make install make realclean cd .. rm -rf pdfmerge-*