Further testing revealed that it is not filesystem dependant but related to if the image file is included using a relative or absolute path.
it seems as though if it is included with an absolute path, it gives the erroneous warning.
example:
\documentclass{report}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\begin{document}
include absolute path:
\includegraphics{/home/jason/catalogue/test/image.jpg}
include relative path:
\includegraphics{../test/image.jpg}
\end{document}
will output this:
jason@debian:~/catalogue/test$ rubber test-grffile.tex
test-grffile.tex:22: graphics `/home/jason/catalogue/test/image.jpg' not found
nothing to be done for test-grffile.tex
jason@debian:~/catalogue/test$
Hi,
Further testing revealed that it is not filesystem dependant but related to if the image file is included using a relative or absolute path.
it seems as though if it is included with an absolute path, it gives the erroneous warning.
example:
\documentclass {report} graphicx}
\usepackage{
\begin{document}
include absolute path: s{/home/ jason/catalogue /test/image. jpg}
\includegraphic
include relative path: s{../test/ image.jpg}
\includegraphic
\end{document}
will output this:
jason@debian: ~/catalogue/ test$ rubber test-grffile.tex tex:22: graphics `/home/ jason/catalogue /test/image. jpg' not found ~/catalogue/ test$
test-grffile.
nothing to be done for test-grffile.tex
jason@debian: