![]() If you're not working with files you made yourself, especially PDFs, be careful, whether you have a pre-v9.24 Ghostscript installed or not. If you're working with files you made yourself, you should be safe here, but you may want to re-enable this policy afterwards depending on your needs and environment. Be aware of this Ghostscript pre-v9.24 vulnerability which that security policy may be intended to mitigate. (If you get an error saying the security policy for PDFs doesn't permit this, you may need to edit /etc/ImageMagick-7/policy.xml and comment out or remove the line. $pdf_in->pages) \.png') rotated_finished.pdf My $infile = shift $outfile = shift $pdf_in = PDF::API2->open($infile) įoreach my $pagenum (1. Or die "usage: $0 IN_PDF OUT_PDF -rotate=DEG -scale=ALPHA -x=POINTS -y=POINTS" ![]() ![]() It converts each page of the input PDF to a PDF XObject Form, rotates the form, then outputs the rotated page. Here is a short utility script for rotating pages (written in Perl).
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