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Hi fmw42.
No, from what I saw, in the instance where the function runs, the policy.xml file is not enabled to work with PDF files.
I am looking to see if it is possible to somehow change the aws lambda instance policy.xml configuration.

Regards

Hi guys, Just to inform, in the AWS Lambda instance I have the follow: for "identify -list policy" command: /var/task\n\nPath: [built-in]\n Policy: Undefined\n rights: None \n Path: /etc/ImageMagick/policy.xml\n Policy: Coder\n rights: None \n pattern: EPHEMERAL\n Policy: Coder\n rights: None \n ...

Thanks fmw42. In the policy.xml file I have the following lines: </policymap> <policy domain="module" rights="read|write" pattern="{EPS,PS2,PS3,PS,PDF,XPS}" /> <policy domain="module" rights="read|write" pattern="{GIF,JPEG,PNG,WEBP,JPG`}" /> <policy domain="coder" rights="read|write" pattern="{GIF ...

Thanks snibgo and fmw42.
I just strange that I can do size conversions and apply profile files, but conversion to PDF did not work.
I'll do some more testing, thank you.

Hi Guys. Has anyone ever converted a ".jpg" or ".png" image file to PDF using imagemagick with AWS lambda? Using the command line in my computer I can do the conversion normally but via AWS Lambda does not. Basically I'm reading an image file from AWS S3 and saving in the /tmp. Then I execute the IM ...

I am new to imagemagick and am trying to convert ".png" and ".jpg" image files to pdf using an aws lambda / node.js function, but the result is a file without the pdf files header. Can anyone tell me if there is any restriction for this? I am reading a file from aws S3, saving in /tmp and then ...