Problem

It may happen that, when you are trying to export the result of the "Print Standard Verifier" option in Easymedia to a PDF file format, no file is created. This issue usually happens on the Linux system.

Solution

Option 1:

Export the result in an HTML format which will open your internet browser, then save the page in a PDF file. In case you do not have the "save option" in your browser it may be possible to print the content in a PDF file.

Option 2:

UBUNTU

Edit a Linux system file to solve the export issue that it creates within EasyMedia.

• First, close the CalderaRIP software.
• Open a Terminal (Terminal in Ubuntu):

• Edit the needed file, by typing:
  - in Ubuntu:
  You can try the following commands to edit the needed configuration file, each one opening a different text editor:

• Validate the action with the root password if requested.
• Search for the area under[openssl_init].
• Find providers = provider_sectssl_conf = ssl_sect and put a # in front of it:

• Search for the area under[provider_sect].
• Find default = default_sect and add the line activate = 1

• Save the file and close the text editing software (Pluma or Gedit).

• Close the Terminal.
• Relaunch the CalderaRIP and try to do the PDF export in Print Standard Verifier again.

DEBIAN

Edit a Linux system file to solve the export issue that it creates within EasyMedia.

• First, close the CalderaRIP software.
• Open a Terminal ("MATE Terminal" in Debian or "Terminal" in Ubuntu):

• Edit the needed file, by typing:
  - in Debian:

• Validate the action with the root password if requested.
• Search for the area under[default_conf], this area should be near the end of the file.
• Find ssl_conf = ssl_sect and put a # in front of it:

• Save the file and close the text editing software (Pluma or Gedit).
• Close the Terminal.
• Relaunch the CalderaRIP and try to do the PDF export in Print Standard Verifier again.