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ABBYY trial 12 come si installa su ubuntu 14.04????
Inviato: lunedì 18 giugno 2018, 18:19
da neolinux
ABBYY trial come si installa su ubuntu?
Ho fatto la richiesta, ho scaricato il file, ho dato la spunta per eseguibile come programma non parte...
il suo nome
fre12r1gm_part_1366_3_build_12.2.19.1858.sh
preso da qui
https://abbyy.technology/en:products:fr ... load:start
Istruzioni di cui capisco poco trovate in una cartella assieme al file:
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ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 (build Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858)
About ABBYY FineReader Engine 12
System Requirements
Installing the ABBYY FineReader Engine Library
Compiling applications which use ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux
About ABBYY FineReader Engine 12
ABBYY FineReader Engine is a software development kit (SDK) for Linux® platform providing document recognition and PDF conversion technologies.
System Requirements
PC with x86-compatible processor (1 GHz or higher) which supports SSE and SSE2 instruction sets
ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux is designed for glibc version 2.11 and above. If you need ABBYY FineReader Engine for older glibc versions, please contact the ABBYY office serving your region by e-mail. For the list of ABBYY offices see the How to Buy section in the Developer's Help.
For the FineReader Engine dynamic library the standard libstdc++.so.6, libgcc_s.so.1 and libgomp.so.1 libraries have to be used.
For multi-page documents synthesis and export, please set the open files limit to be no less than 2000. Run ulimit -n [limit_size] to change it.
ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux has been tested on the following operating systems:
Fedora 27, 26, 25
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.4, 6.9
Debian GNU/Linux 9.2, 8.8
Ubuntu 17.10, 16.04.1 LTS, 14.04.5 LTS
CentOS 7.3, 6.9
ALT Linux 8 (software and cloud protection only)
In addition, ABBYY offers professional services to adapt the software to other platforms.
ABBYY FineReader Engine has been tested on the following cloud computing platforms*:
Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines
Amazon EC2
ABBYY FineReader Engine has been tested in the following virtual environments:
Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2012 R2
Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2016
Oracle VM VirtualBox 5.2
VMware ESXi 6.5
VMware Workstation Player 12.5
VMware Workstation Pro 14.0.0
Linux KVM
ABBYY FineReader Engine can also be run in a Docker container on supported platforms.
Memory:
for processing one-page documents — minimum 400 MB RAM, recommended 1 GB RAM
for processing multi-page documents — minimum 1 GB RAM, recommended 1,5 GB RAM
for parallel processing — 450 + (number of cores) × 350 MB RAM
for parallel processing of documents in Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, or Korean languages — 750 + (number of cores) × 850 MB RAM
Hard disk space: 1400 MB for library installation and 100 MB for program operation plus additional 15Mb for every processing page of a multi-page document
Tmpfs size — 4GB + 1GB*(cores number)
Swap size — 4GB + 1GB*(cores number)
ABBYY FineReader Engine supports the systemd init system
For correct operation of the font detection mechanism the fonts needed for the languages you use should be installed; for the list of recommended font families see the description of the FontNamesFiltersEnum enumeration in the Developer's Help
* Note: In order to be able to use ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 on Microsoft Azure and Amazon EC2 a special licensing agreement is required.
Installing the ABBYY FineReader Engine Library
Using the self-extracting archive
To install ABBYY FineReader Engine 12, run the self-extracting archive file: FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858.sh.
For the correct operation of the library, you need to set the environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the full path to Bin folder of the distribution pack. Alternatively, use ldconfig utility to specify the path to Bin folder. A command line can look like this:
echo "<path to Bin folder>" | sudo tee -a /etc/ld.so.conf; sudo ldconfig
Before starting to use the library, you will need to activate your license. The ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux uses the Activation utility (activatefre.sh) to activate a license and view the already activated licenses. This utility must be run under root. To view license properties, choose the "Manage licenses" option in the same utility.
To deinstall FineReader Engine library, run Scripts/uninstallfre.sh under root.
Using the RPM package
You can also install FineReader Engine library using the RPM package FREngine-12.2.19-1858.x86_64.rpm.
The package installation can be performed from command line. The following command will install the library into the default folder /opt/ABBYY/FREngine12:
# rpm -i FREngine-12.2.19-1858.x86_64.rpm
Use the --prefix option if you need to install the library into a different folder:
# rpm -i –-prefix=<path> FREngine-12.2.19-1858.x86_64.rpm
After installation run the activatefre.sh script to install the licensing service and activate your license.
To deinstall the library installed in this way:
Run Scripts/uninstallfre.sh under root.
Remove the package:
# rpm -e FREngine-12.2.19-1858.x86_64
You can check the package name in the list of all installed RPM packages:
rpm -qa|grep FREngine
Compiling applications which use ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux
To link an executable, you do not need to pass the full list of FineReader Engine dynamic libraries to the compiler. Only the following options should be listed:
-lFREngine -lFineObj -lPortLayer
these options specify the main libraries: lib.FREngine.so and, if your application uses any of the event-handling callbacks from the FineReader Engine API, also libFineObj.so and libPortLayer.so;
-Wl,-rpath-link FREngineBinariesDir
this string, with FREngineBinariesDir set to the path to the Bin folder in the installation root, specifies where all other FineReader Engine libraries are to be found.
ABBYY trial NON PARTE!!! occorre una spintarella
Inviato: lunedì 18 giugno 2018, 23:34
da neolinux
Una volta scaricato il file trial
fre12r1gm_part_1366_3_build_12.2.19.1858.sh
Terminale:
è facile basta aprire il terminale
scrivere sudo (spazio con la barra spaziatrice) e fare drag and drop con il file che vi serve, password ecc ecc
Preparatevi ad una sorta di settimana enigmistica...
dare invio più volte per leggere tutto il disclaimer (il cliente ha sempre torto)
poi una serie di y/n
di domande sulla tipologia quindi digitare 1 o 2
i codici da inserire (quelli ricevuti per email non perdetela!), quelli che non sapete andate alla pagina seguente...
davvero non occorre sapere tutto quel che chiedono per attivare la licenza, es. ho attivato per email e quindi non ho il file di attivazione
alla fine il terminale comincia a comunicarvi che si sta collegando ad abbyy e vi dice che l'installazione è andata a buon fine con il numero di serie (o quello che avete immesso).
Intanto ha creato una sua cartella nella home
FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858
COME SI COMINCIA ADESSO?
Sembra tutto a posto ma non parte, una spintarella
Re: ABBYY trial NON PARTE!!! occorre una spintarella
Inviato: martedì 19 giugno 2018, 19:24
da neolinux
Poi pare che comincia la caccia al tesoro, le informazioni sembrano sparpagliate qua e là
MA NON PARTE
Fortuna che è per Linux con il terminale per gli adepti...
Ubuntu è avanti anni luce ad ABBYY
dentro la home nella cartella FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858
c'è un readme.html
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ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 (build Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858)
About ABBYY FineReader Engine 12
System Requirements
Installing the ABBYY FineReader Engine Library
Compiling applications which use ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux
About ABBYY FineReader Engine 12
ABBYY FineReader Engine is a software development kit (SDK) for Linux® platform providing document recognition and PDF conversion technologies.
System Requirements
PC with x86-compatible processor (1 GHz or higher) which supports SSE and SSE2 instruction sets
ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux is designed for glibc version 2.11 and above. If you need ABBYY FineReader Engine for older glibc versions, please contact the ABBYY office serving your region by e-mail. For the list of ABBYY offices see the How to Buy section in the Developer's Help.
For the FineReader Engine dynamic library the standard libstdc++.so.6, libgcc_s.so.1 and libgomp.so.1 libraries have to be used.
For multi-page documents synthesis and export, please set the open files limit to be no less than 2000. Run ulimit -n [limit_size] to change it.
ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux has been tested on the following operating systems:
Fedora 27, 26, 25
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.4, 6.9
Debian GNU/Linux 9.2, 8.8
Ubuntu 17.10, 16.04.1 LTS, 14.04.5 LTS
CentOS 7.3, 6.9
ALT Linux 8 (software and cloud protection only)
In addition, ABBYY offers professional services to adapt the software to other platforms.
ABBYY FineReader Engine has been tested on the following cloud computing platforms*:
Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines
Amazon EC2
ABBYY FineReader Engine has been tested in the following virtual environments:
Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2012 R2
Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2016
Oracle VM VirtualBox 5.2
VMware ESXi 6.5
VMware Workstation Player 12.5
VMware Workstation Pro 14.0.0
Linux KVM
ABBYY FineReader Engine can also be run in a Docker container on supported platforms.
Memory:
for processing one-page documents — minimum 400 MB RAM, recommended 1 GB RAM
for processing multi-page documents — minimum 1 GB RAM, recommended 1,5 GB RAM
for parallel processing — 450 + (number of cores) × 350 MB RAM
for parallel processing of documents in Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, or Korean languages — 750 + (number of cores) × 850 MB RAM
Hard disk space: 1400 MB for library installation and 100 MB for program operation plus additional 15Mb for every processing page of a multi-page document
Tmpfs size — 4GB + 1GB*(cores number)
Swap size — 4GB + 1GB*(cores number)
ABBYY FineReader Engine supports the systemd init system
For correct operation of the font detection mechanism the fonts needed for the languages you use should be installed; for the list of recommended font families see the description of the FontNamesFiltersEnum enumeration in the Developer's Help
* Note: In order to be able to use ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 on Microsoft Azure and Amazon EC2 a special licensing agreement is required.
Installing the ABBYY FineReader Engine Library
Using the self-extracting archive
To install ABBYY FineReader Engine 12, run the self-extracting archive file: FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858.sh.
For the correct operation of the library, you need to set the environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the full path to Bin folder of the distribution pack. Alternatively, use ldconfig utility to specify the path to Bin folder. A command line can look like this:
echo "<path to Bin folder>" | sudo tee -a /etc/ld.so.conf; sudo ldconfig
Before starting to use the library, you will need to activate your license. The ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux uses the Activation utility (activatefre.sh) to activate a license and view the already activated licenses. This utility must be run under root. To view license properties, choose the "Manage licenses" option in the same utility.
To deinstall FineReader Engine library, run Scripts/uninstallfre.sh under root.
Using the RPM package
You can also install FineReader Engine library using the RPM package FREngine-12.2.19-1858.x86_64.rpm.
The package installation can be performed from command line. The following command will install the library into the default folder /opt/ABBYY/FREngine12:
# rpm -i FREngine-12.2.19-1858.x86_64.rpm
Use the --prefix option if you need to install the library into a different folder:
# rpm -i –-prefix=<path> FREngine-12.2.19-1858.x86_64.rpm
After installation run the activatefre.sh script to install the licensing service and activate your license.
To deinstall the library installed in this way:
Run Scripts/uninstallfre.sh under root.
Remove the package:
# rpm -e FREngine-12.2.19-1858.x86_64
You can check the package name in the list of all installed RPM packages:
rpm -qa|grep FREngine
Compiling applications which use ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux
To link an executable, you do not need to pass the full list of FineReader Engine dynamic libraries to the compiler. Only the following options should be listed:
-lFREngine -lFineObj -lPortLayer
these options specify the main libraries: lib.FREngine.so and, if your application uses any of the event-handling callbacks from the FineReader Engine API, also libFineObj.so and libPortLayer.so;
-Wl,-rpath-link FREngineBinariesDir
this string, with FREngineBinariesDir set to the path to the Bin folder in the installation root, specifies where all other FineReader Engine libraries are to be found.
Quindi se ho fatto giusto con terminale ho dato solo questo comando non vedendone altri.
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echo '/home/Miahome/FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858/Bin' | sudo tee -a /etc/ld.so.conf; sudo ldconfig
Sempre nella home cartella FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858, cartella Help è presente la guida frengine 12us erguide.pdf cercando ubuntu ancora qualcosa da installare sembra...
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Installing the Wibu CodeMeter Drivers
Licenses with hardware protection (the license parameters are written onto a USB dongle) require Wibu
CodeMeter drivers to function properly. The drivers must be installed before the USB key itself is
connected to the computer.
There are two types of CodeMeter RunTime installer.
· codemeter_5.21.1478.500_amd64.deb for Debian-like distribution (Debian, Ubuntu).
· CodeMeter-5.21.1478-500.x86_64.rpm for RedHat-like distribution (Red Hat, Fedora, SUSE).
866ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 User's Guide: Licensing
All the CodeMeter RunTime installers are located in the /CodeMeter folder of your ABBYY FineReader
Engine installation.
Installation for Debian-like distribution:
# dpkg –i codemeter_5.21.1478.500_amd64.deb
Installation for RedHat-like distribution:
# rpm –i CodeMeter-5.21.1478-500.x86_64.rpm
Uninstall from Debian-like distribution:
dpkg -r codemeter
Quindi come root ho attivato appunto questo file
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/home/pc/FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858/CodeMeter
Basta cliccarci sopra, parte automaticamente USC e poi installato
Nel CodeMeter Events risultano i miei passaggi negli events e poi anche nel Code Meter Admin.
Come posso usare ABBYY adesso???
La licenza dura 30 giorni se ho capito bene, vorrei provare prima ad usarla almeno una volta
Re: ABBYY trial NON PARTE!!! occorre una spintarella
Inviato: mercoledì 20 giugno 2018, 14:13
da wilecoyote
Salve, non usandolo non lo conosco, però di regola per avviare un programma estratto nella "Home" bisogna cliccare su un file 'eseguibile', abitualmente con un nome simile, se non identico, al programma medesimo e spesso con estensione '.desktop'.
Ciao
Re: ABBYY trial NON PARTE!!! occorre una spintarella
Inviato: mercoledì 20 giugno 2018, 18:45
da Mdfalcubo
Ti ricordo che siamo un forum di supporto, non una chat o un profilo di facebook
Metti un titolo sintetico che spieghi il problema, senza ulteriori e inutili fronzoli. Grazie.
Re: ABBYY trial 12 come si installa su ubuntu 14.04????
Inviato: mercoledì 20 giugno 2018, 20:46
da neolinux
Schermata home ABBYY 12 dove clicco?
Intanto grazie, ogni suggerimento è il benvenuto...
Re: ABBYY trial 12 come si installa su ubuntu 14.04????
Inviato: mercoledì 20 giugno 2018, 21:04
da caturen
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To install ABBYY FineReader Engine 12, run the self-extracting archive file: FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858.sh.
Re: ABBYY trial 12 come si installa su ubuntu 14.04????
Inviato: giovedì 21 giugno 2018, 14:27
da wilecoyote
Salve, piuttosto complesso 'sto programma.
Leggendo il tuo 1° post con le istruzioni, ho adocchiato questo passaggio:
For the correct operation of the library, you need to set the environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the full path to Bin folder of the distribution pack. Alternatively, use ldconfig utility to specify the path to Bin folder. A command line can look like this:
echo "<path to Bin folder>" | sudo tee -a /etc/ld.so.conf; sudo ldconfig
L'hai eseguito ?
Se non l'hai fatto:
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echo "/home/pc/FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858 " | sudo tee -a /etc/ld.so.conf && sudo ldconfig
Spero d'aver capito l'esatta path nel tuo sistema, "/home/pc/FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858 ", però 'pc' come nome utente non l'ho mai visto, nel caso sia errato correggilo.
Quindi devi accettare la licenza:
Before starting to use the library, you will need to activate your license. The ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux uses the Activation utility (activatefre.sh) to activate a license and view the already activated licenses. This utility must be run under root. To view license properties, choose the "Manage licenses" option in the same utility.
Tra l'altro devi operare come superutente per accettarla.
Ciao
Re: ABBYY trial 12 come si installa su ubuntu 14.04????
Inviato: giovedì 21 giugno 2018, 21:18
da neolinux
Oh grazie
È lo stesso se faccio così?
L'ho già fatto 2 o 3 volte...
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sudo '/home/pc/Scaricati/fre12r1gm_part_1366_3_build_12.2.19.1858.sh'
[sudo] password for pc:
Creating directory FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858
Verifying archive integrity... All good.
Uncompressing FREngine Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858
Poi arriva un documento lunghissimo da leggere a valanghe di invii fino a raggiungere il 100%
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ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 installation script
END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT (EULA)
ABBYY� FineReader� Engine 12 for Windows
ABBYY� FineReader� Engine 12 for Linux
ABBYY� FineReader� Engine 12 for Mac OS
ABBYY� FlexiCapture� Engine 12
Important! Read the following terms carefully before installing, copying and/or
otherwise using ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Windows, ABBYY FineReader Engine
12 for Linux, ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Mac OS, or ABBYY FlexiCapture Engin
e 12 (hereinafter referred to as �the SDK�). Installing, copying or otherwise us
ing the SDK indicates Your acceptance of these terms.
This End-User License Agreement (hereinafter referred to as the �EULA�) is a leg
al agreement between you, the end user who obtained or is using the SDK, and ABB
YY.
If you are not a legal entity referred hereinafter to as an �End User� with regi
stered office in the �Territory� defined hereinafter, you shall not use the SDK
and shall disable, remove it from your system and destroy any copies of the SDK
in your possession.
This EULA comes into force when You demonstrate Your consent to be bound by its
terms by selecting the �I accept the terms of the license agreement� button foll
owed by selecting the �Next� button and installing the SDK, or when You install,
copy or start using the SDK in any manner. Any such act is deemed to demonstrat
e Your acknowledgment that You have read this EULA, that You understand it, and
--Ancora--(1%)
Raggiunto il 100% y
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ten agreement with ABBYY or ABBYY Partner or in invoice. ABBYY will take reasonable steps with the goal that no personal information about You will be tra
nsferred during such connections.
14.3 ABBYY may send You e-mails containing product and company news, information about special offers, advice on using ABBYY products, and other product
and company-related information, provided that You agree to receive such information. You may remove Your e-mail address from ABBYY's mailing list at any
time by clicking on the unsubscribe link located at the bottom of each email.
14.4 If any claims or lawsuits are brought against You in connection with Your use of the SDK, You shall inform ABBYY in writing about them promptly and
whenever practicable within three (3) days from the moment You learn of them. You shall take all necessary actions to enable ABBYY to take part in the pro
ceedings or hearings of or take over the defense of said claims or lawsuits in court or arbitration, and shall, provide ABBYY with Your full cooperation a
nd all information ABBYY deems useful or necessary for the defense or settlement of the corresponding claims or lawsuits, promptly upon (and whenever prac
ticable no later than seven (7) days from the moment of) the receipt of an inquiry from ABBYY.
14.5 Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, the SDK licensed under this EULA requires the payment of consideration. Consideration under this EULA is the
price of the License established by ABBYY or an ABBYY Partner and payable in accordance with the payment procedures established by them, or may be includ
ed in the value of equipment or hardware obtained by You, or is part of the consideration payable by You for the full version of the SDK. All bank transfe
r charges will be at Your expense.
14.6 ABBYY may undertake a substantive audit procedure of Your records to verify compliance with this EULA no more than once every twelve (12) months. Suc
h audit is to be carried out at ABBYY�s expense. If the post audit verified records reveals an omission greater than five (5) percent from the considerat
ion paid by You, You will, in addition to paying the difference in consideration, also reimburse ABBYY�s auditing expenses.
14.7 You may not transfer any of Your rights or obligations under this EULA without the prior written consent of ABBYY.
14.8 If any part of this EULA is found void or unenforceable, it will not affect the validity of the balance of the EULA, which shall remain valid and en
forceable according to its terms.
Continue installation?(y/n)
y
Qui dice che qualcosa c'è quindi 2)
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/opt/ABBYY/FREngine12 isn't empty
Install at /opt/ABBYY/FREngine12?(y/n) y
/opt/ABBYY/FREngine12 isn't empty
Choose:
1) Specify other install dir
2) Cancel installation
#? 2
Questo poi mi sembra rassicurante... poi non so
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sudo '/home/pc/FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858/Bin/LicenseManager.Console'
ABBYY SDK 12 - License Manager
SWET-xxxx-4544-xxxx-1201-xxxx
Activate license
Refresh
Quit
Comunque credo che non sia qui il problema
Re: ABBYY trial 12 come si installa su ubuntu 14.04????
Inviato: giovedì 21 giugno 2018, 21:56
da neolinux
Con questo comando poi il terminale si blocca come in una attesa infinita di nulla, andando a vedere il monitor di controllo i processi impegnati sono paragonabili ad un computer che fa niente... neppure attendendo ore, qualcosa qui non va.
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sudo echo "/home/pc/FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858 " | sudo tee -a /etc/ld.so.conf && sudo ldconfig
c'è chi ha per cartella home: Osvaldo, Genoveffa... perché non pc?
Oppure è un'altra cartella in cui dovrebbe andare?
Il fatto se non ricordo male alla prima istallazione va da solo proprio lì.
EDIT: corrette alcune digitazioni un po' frettolose
Re: ABBYY trial 12 come si installa su ubuntu 14.04????
Inviato: venerdì 22 giugno 2018, 19:37
da neolinux
...
Re: ABBYY trial 12 come si installa su ubuntu 14.04????
Inviato: venerdì 22 giugno 2018, 22:51
da neolinux
Ricominciamo da capo... nb uninstallfre.sh l'avevo già usato ed aveva già disinstallato con successo.
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pc@pc:~$ sudo '/home/pc/ABBYY/Scripts/uninstallfre.sh'
sudo: /home/pc/ABBYY/Scripts/uninstallfre.sh: command not found
pc@pc:~$ sudo '/home/pc/ABBYY/fre12r1gm_part_1366_3_build_12.2.19.1858.sh'
Creating directory FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858
Verifying archive integrity... All good.
Uncompressing FREngine Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858
QUI HO CHIUSO IL TERMINALE ED HO ATTIVATO QUESTO FILE ESTRATTO NELLA CARTELLA DELLA HOME
sudo '/home/pc/FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858/activatefre.sh'
[sudo] password for pc:
ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 activation script
Select activation type:
1) Local server
2) Remote server
3) Cancel
#? 1
Enter project id: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Configuring samples.. /home/pc
completed
FineReader Engine is configured for licensing service located on localhost.
Installing licensing service..
Licensing service is already installed and running, choose:
1) Remove a previously installed service
2) Skip step
#? 1
Stopping ABBYY licensing service..
Choose service installation type:
1) Install and run service now
2) Run now, but do not install service
3) Skip step, I will manage licensing service manually
#? 1
System start/stop links for /etc/init.d/abbyy-fre12-licensing-service already exist.
Service is registered.
Starting ABBYY license service.. succeeded
Do you want to activate/deactivate/view licenses now?(y/n)
---
ABBYY SDK 12 - License Manager
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Activate license
Refresh
Quit
---
Activate license
---
License activation wizard - Enter serial number
Please enter your serial number
Serial number: ""
Is serial number valid: no
I already have activation file
Cancel
Go to the next page
---
Serial number: ""
---
Serial number []: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
---
License activation wizard - Enter serial number
Please enter your serial number
Serial number: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
Is serial number valid: no
I already have activation file
Cancel
Go to the next page
---
Go to the next page
---
This serial number is already activated
Press any key to continue...
---
Cancel
---
ABBYY SDK 12 - License Manager
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Activate license
Refresh
Quit
---
Quit
---
Activation completed.
Ma è attivato o no oppure mi sono incartato?
Poi nella cartella decompattata della home c'è questa guida
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ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 (build Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858)
About ABBYY FineReader Engine 12
System Requirements
Installing the ABBYY FineReader Engine Library
Compiling applications which use ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux
About ABBYY FineReader Engine 12
ABBYY FineReader Engine is a software development kit (SDK) for Linux® platform providing document recognition and PDF conversion technologies.
System Requirements
PC with x86-compatible processor (1 GHz or higher) which supports SSE and SSE2 instruction sets
ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux is designed for glibc version 2.11 and above. If you need ABBYY FineReader Engine for older glibc versions, please contact the ABBYY office serving your region by e-mail. For the list of ABBYY offices see the How to Buy section in the Developer's Help.
For the FineReader Engine dynamic library the standard libstdc++.so.6, libgcc_s.so.1 and libgomp.so.1 libraries have to be used.
For multi-page documents synthesis and export, please set the open files limit to be no less than 2000. Run ulimit -n [limit_size] to change it.
ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux has been tested on the following operating systems:
Fedora 27, 26, 25
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.4, 6.9
Debian GNU/Linux 9.2, 8.8
Ubuntu 17.10, 16.04.1 LTS, 14.04.5 LTS
CentOS 7.3, 6.9
ALT Linux 8 (software and cloud protection only)
In addition, ABBYY offers professional services to adapt the software to other platforms.
ABBYY FineReader Engine has been tested on the following cloud computing platforms*:
Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines
Amazon EC2
ABBYY FineReader Engine has been tested in the following virtual environments:
Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2012 R2
Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2016
Oracle VM VirtualBox 5.2
VMware ESXi 6.5
VMware Workstation Player 12.5
VMware Workstation Pro 14.0.0
Linux KVM
ABBYY FineReader Engine can also be run in a Docker container on supported platforms.
Memory:
for processing one-page documents — minimum 400 MB RAM, recommended 1 GB RAM
for processing multi-page documents — minimum 1 GB RAM, recommended 1,5 GB RAM
for parallel processing — 450 + (number of cores) × 350 MB RAM
for parallel processing of documents in Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, or Korean languages — 750 + (number of cores) × 850 MB RAM
Hard disk space: 1400 MB for library installation and 100 MB for program operation plus additional 15Mb for every processing page of a multi-page document
Tmpfs size — 4GB + 1GB*(cores number)
Swap size — 4GB + 1GB*(cores number)
ABBYY FineReader Engine supports the systemd init system
For correct operation of the font detection mechanism the fonts needed for the languages you use should be installed; for the list of recommended font families see the description of the FontNamesFiltersEnum enumeration in the Developer's Help
* Note: In order to be able to use ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 on Microsoft Azure and Amazon EC2 a special licensing agreement is required.
Installing the ABBYY FineReader Engine Library
Using the self-extracting archive
To install ABBYY FineReader Engine 12, run the self-extracting archive file: FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858.sh.
For the correct operation of the library, you need to set the environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the full path to Bin folder of the distribution pack. Alternatively, use ldconfig utility to specify the path to Bin folder. A command line can look like this:
echo "<path to Bin folder>" | sudo tee -a /etc/ld.so.conf; sudo ldconfig
Before starting to use the library, you will need to activate your license. The ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux uses the Activation utility (activatefre.sh) to activate a license and view the already activated licenses. This utility must be run under root. To view license properties, choose the "Manage licenses" option in the same utility.
To deinstall FineReader Engine library, run Scripts/uninstallfre.sh under root.
Using the RPM package
You can also install FineReader Engine library using the RPM package FREngine-12.2.19-1858.x86_64.rpm.
The package installation can be performed from command line. The following command will install the library into the default folder /opt/ABBYY/FREngine12:
# rpm -i FREngine-12.2.19-1858.x86_64.rpm
Use the --prefix option if you need to install the library into a different folder:
# rpm -i –-prefix=<path> FREngine-12.2.19-1858.x86_64.rpm
After installation run the activatefre.sh script to install the licensing service and activate your license.
To deinstall the library installed in this way:
Run Scripts/uninstallfre.sh under root.
Remove the package:
# rpm -e FREngine-12.2.19-1858.x86_64
You can check the package name in the list of all installed RPM packages:
rpm -qa|grep FREngine
Compiling applications which use ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux
To link an executable, you do not need to pass the full list of FineReader Engine dynamic libraries to the compiler. Only the following options should be listed:
-lFREngine -lFineObj -lPortLayer
these options specify the main libraries: lib.FREngine.so and, if your application uses any of the event-handling callbacks from the FineReader Engine API, also libFineObj.so and libPortLayer.so;
-Wl,-rpath-link FREngineBinariesDir
this string, with FREngineBinariesDir set to the path to the Bin folder in the installation root, specifies where all other FineReader Engine libraries are to be found.
E dopo di questo non va avanti è fermo come prima.
Codice: Seleziona tutto
pc@pc:~$ echo '/home/pc/FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858/Bin'
/home/pc/FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858/Bin
pc@pc:~$ sudo tee -a /etc/ld.so.conf
Leggendo la guida mi sa che sbaglio l'ordine nel procedere.
1) prima dovrei scompattare e basta
Codice: Seleziona tutto
sudo '/home/pc/ABBYY/fre12r1gm_part_1366_3_build_12.2.19.1858.sh'
2)
Codice: Seleziona tutto
echo '/home/pc/FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858/Bin'
/home/pc/FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858/Bin
sudo tee -a /etc/ld.so.conf
sudo ldconfig
3) e poi dovrei
Codice: Seleziona tutto
sudo '/home/pc/FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858/activatefre.sh'
4) e se do retta all'help della cartella scompattata attivare codemeter...
Basta domani ci riprovo, questi sono tutti i miei passaggi che ho fatto se vedete qualcosa che non va...
Ma poi come lo si chiama questo programma per farlo andare se installato?
FineReader? abbyy? frengine?
Re: ABBYY trial 12 come si installa su ubuntu 14.04????
Inviato: martedì 26 giugno 2018, 19:54
da neolinux
Cosa significa questa risposta di ABBYY dopo la mia email di chiarimenti?
È una nuova guida pare...
Please note, that ABBYY FineReader Engine is Software Development Kit with no GUI. There is no way to start the program. You can only develop your own OCR application based on our SDK. After the installation to the default folder, you can run the code sample using commands
$>export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/ABBYY/FREngine12/Bin/
$>cd /opt/ABBYY/FREngine12/Samples/Hello
$>make
$>./Hello
Thus you will run "Hello world" application code sample. After that, FREngine 12 user is supposed either adopt "Hello" code sample to his own requirements or use another code samples, such as "Batch processing" or "Command-line interface" to perform simple OCR tasks.
If you are not into application development, please check an alternative. We have command-line OCR tool for Linux,
https://www.ocr4linux.com/en:start .
ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux is not an application which can be started. It is a software development kit. If you are not into Linux application development, then ABBYY FineReader Engine has no use for you.
Significa se sono superutente posso farlo?
Re: ABBYY trial 12 come si installa su ubuntu 14.04????
Inviato: martedì 26 giugno 2018, 20:21
da rai
significa che loro ti danno il motore.La macchina devi costruirla tu.
Cioè: se non sei in grado di scriverti una applicazione che usa il loro 'motore' usa qualcosa di diverso.
Re: ABBYY trial 12 come si installa su ubuntu 14.04????
Inviato: martedì 26 giugno 2018, 20:38
da caturen
è molto chiara la cosa
ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux is not an application which can be started. It is a software development kit. If you are not into Linux application development, then ABBYY FineReader Engine has no use for you.
Re: ABBYY trial 12 come si installa su ubuntu 14.04????
Inviato: martedì 26 giugno 2018, 21:31
da neolinux
Quindi ABBYY 12 trial è solo per programmatori?
Io al massimo vado per copia incolla le stringhe di programma, con qualche cambiamento di cartelle e dimensioni output immagini...
Allora è un programma per pochi con Linux...
Asprise altro ocr pare molto buono è la stessa cosa?
https://asprise.com/product/jsane/index.php
Possibile che non forniscano guide per costruire "contenitori-macchine" per i loro ocr?
Re: ABBYY trial 12 come si installa su ubuntu 14.04????
Inviato: mercoledì 27 giugno 2018, 18:34
da neolinux
E come si costruisce?
Dove si possono sapere queste cose?
EDIT: Magari si può infilarlo in gscan2pdf, OCRFeeder ?????
Re: ABBYY trial 12 come si installa su ubuntu 14.04????
Inviato: mercoledì 27 giugno 2018, 21:19
da rai
neolinux ha scritto:E come si costruisce?
c'è da sbattersi un po'
Dove si possono sapere queste cose?
EDIT: Magari si può infilarlo in gscan2pdf, OCRFeeder ?????
per esempio, per Python c'è questa
guida e, sì, ovviamente per scrivere la tua nuova app puoi partire dal codice open di applicazioni esistenti (stando attento al tipo di licenza con cui sono state rilasciate) ma, detto sinceramente, a meno che tu non abbia già più di qualche base di programmazione, lascia perdere. È un lavoro da esperti.
Se per te tesseract non è abbastanza preciso e vuoi provare ABBYY FineReader (che peraltro ha ottime recensioni in rete) potresti provare la loro app (appunto scritta intorno al loro motore OCR) e che funziona da riga di comando. Solo che
per ora non è disponibile la versione di prova
Se mai dovessi provare questa loro applicazione, fatti sentire per fare qualche confronto con OCR open source. Sono curioso di sapere a che punto è tesseract, ammesso che Google stia rendendo open il lavoro dei suoi sviluppatori OCR
Re: ABBYY trial 12 come si installa su ubuntu 14.04????
Inviato: venerdì 29 giugno 2018, 0:15
da neolinux
Immaginavo che non fosse per me, non sono un esperto... (a che pro fare un trial così poi...).
Ti dirò che cuneiform inglese a mio avviso è molto meglio di tesseract in italiano per la lingua italiana, esperienza personale, bisogna trovare il dpi giusto.
Ma la app di cui scrivi funziona su pc?
Dove potrei avere informazioni in proposito?
Il fatto è che Cuneiform inglese per fare ocr in italiano non mi basta, perché restituisce solo testo, ma io vorrei un testo ancora più corretto, che mi riconosca le colonne, gli a capo, i caratteri in corsivo, le didascalie delle figure, che il testo dalle stampe che ho sia selezionabile e mi tratti bene le figure, produca pdf ridotti... ABBYY sembra il migliore, Asprise che ho visto nominare assieme ad ABBYY non saprei, ma la musica fra i due temo a proposito di trial pare la stessa.
Re: ABBYY trial 12 come si installa su ubuntu 14.04????
Inviato: lunedì 2 luglio 2018, 17:00
da neolinux
Chiedendo per email a un negozio serio di informatica, che ha chiesto lumi ai suoi fornitori, oltre ad aver cercato nel sito della ABBYY...
NON esiste ABBYY finereader Linux per personal computer in vendita nel territorio italiano.
Ma se secondo voi esiste me lo segnalate?
https://www.abbyy.com/it-it/ocr-sdk-lin ... ng-system/