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command line - Why cat cant read content of pdf files? - Unix . . . Both work by guessing the file format from the extension of the file name and calling an appropriate application If you want to explicitly extract the text parts (and forget about other information such as images, fonts, the location of the text on the page, etc ), you can call a program to convert the PDF file into text, such as pdftotext
cat a remote file from sftp - Unix Linux Stack Exchange 3 You cannot execute cat via sftp because it is designed specifically for file transfer You can check "man sftp" to find the list of commands that you can use while in the interactive shell
How can I grep in PDF files? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange You can do that either per file with tools such as pdf2text and grep the result, or you run an 'indexer' (look at xapian org or lucene) which builds an searchable index out of your pdf files and then you can use the search engine tools of that indexer to get the content of the pdf
How do I extract some pages of a PDF into another PDF file? Anyway, if you write: pdftk foo pdf cat 1-4,6 output bar pdf this will open the input file foo pdf, take five page - pages 1 through 4 and also page 6 - from that input file and put them in order into a new file, bar pdf
Encode file content and echo it as one line - Unix Linux Stack Exchange I found this thread: Redirecting the content of a file to the command echo? which shows how to echo the file content and also found ways to keep the newline characters for encoding However when I add the | base64 this breaks the output into multiple lines, and trying to add a second echo just replaces the newlines with white spaces
View pdf file in terminal - Unix Linux Stack Exchange I want to view pdf files directly on our cluster rather than copying them to my local machine and then opening them in a viewer How can I view a pdf file in my terminal?
Why is PDFTK saying it cant find files that are right there? I'm trying to compile a bunch of PDFs into a single document ls shows the files are in the directory that I'm in and they're readable (-rw-r--r--) But when I try to run pdftk 2017 pdf cat output
Copy file to clipboard from console - Unix Linux Stack Exchange xclip -sel c < file pdf xclip -sel clip < file pdf xclip -i -selection c file pdf cat file pdf | xclip -i xclip-copyfile file pdf None of the above would copy the file to the clipboard for me, or at least it is not pasteable anywhere (terminal or gui text editor) I'm on Kali Rolling with the most recent updates