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@keatre, your error is similar to mentioned in #406 and #445. In these issues the bogus StripByteCounts tag of the TIFF files is causes the same output error as yours during convert procedure. In the mentioned issues the problem was associated with the bad HP driver, that corrupts TIFFs (and some other file formats too). So, probably, something similar happens due to your Epson FF-680W. One of the suggested ways was to suppress the convert errors (1,2).
You can try the commands like sudo su --shell /bin/bash - scanservjs --command 'scanimage --mode Color -x 215.9 -y 299.7 --format png --resolution 300 > test.png sudo su --shell /bin/bash - scanservjs --command 'scanimage --mode Color -x 215.9 -y 299.7 --format tiff --resolution 300 > test.tiff
to check whether your problem is only with tiff format or not.
Describe the bug
When issuing a scan from the WebGUI - the scanner is found, and I scan the image - but the system errors out on the convert command.
To Reproduce
I can call 'convert' manually using the same parameters to the TIFF file, and it errors out as well:
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Additional context
Scanner: Epson FF-680W -> USB to SANE Server
SANE Server: Raspberry Pi 3b+
Scanservjs machine: VM Ubuntu 20.04
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