Since unrtf causes errors that go into the application log on my server
and takes a long time to parse rtfs, I'm working on a new rtf2htm perl
module.  It uses rtf2htm.php.  The link to the program is in the code
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The issue I get when running swish-filter-test or Dirtree.pl is that
when it hits an rtf document, it tries to kick in and then outputs the
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Could not open input file: rtf2htm.php

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If anyone has a time to compare notes with me, it would be great.  I'm
on a win2k3 box.

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Here is the pm code (I modified this from Rtf2html.pm):

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package SWISH::Filters::Rtf2htm;

use strict;

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use vars qw/ $VERSION /;

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$VERSION =3D '0.02';

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sub new {

    my ( $class ) =3D @_;

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    my $self =3D bless {

        mimetypes   =3D> [ qr!(text|application)/rtf! ], # list of types
this filter handles

    }, $class;

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    return $self->set_programs( 'rtf2htm' );

}

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sub filter {

    my ( $self, $doc ) =3D @_;

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    # Grab output from running program

    my $content =3D $self->run_rtf2htm( $doc->fetch_filename ) || =
return;

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    # update the document's content type

    $doc->set_content_type( 'text/html' );

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    # return the document

    return \$content;

}

1;

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__END__

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=3Dhead1 NAME

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SWISH::Filters::Rtf2htm - Perl extension for filtering RTF documents

with Swish-e

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=3Dhead1 DESCRIPTION

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This is a plug-in module that uses the rtf2htm program to convert RTF

documents to HTML for indexing by Swish-e.  rtf2htm can be downloaded
from:

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    http://www.penguin.cz/~martinmv/index_eng.html

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The program rtf2htm must be installed and in your PATH before running
Swish-e.

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Tested with windows 2003, php 5.0.3 and rtf2htm 3.5

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=3Dhead1 SEE ALSO

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L<SWISH::Filter>

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