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docs/installation.rst

@@ -404,7 +404,7 @@ the following when running in an Administrator command prompt):
 * ``choco install --pre tesseract``
 * ``choco install pngquant`` (optional)
 
-Either set of commands will install the required software. At the mmoment there is no
+Either set of commands will install the required software. At the moment there is no
 single command to install Windows.
 
 You may then use ``pip`` to install ocrmypdf. (This can performed by a user or
@@ -681,4 +681,4 @@ can still install and use OCRmyPDF. A warning message will appear.
 In practice, OCRmyPDF may need more than 32-bit memory space to run when
 large documents are processed, so there are practical limitations to what
 users can accomplish with it. Still, for the common use case of an 32-bit
-ARM NAS or Raspberry Pi processing small documents, it should work.
+ARM NAS or Raspberry Pi processing small documents, it should work.

docs/languages.rst

@@ -18,16 +18,26 @@ Tesseract's documentation also lists the three-letter code for your language.
 Some are anglicized, e.g. Spanish is ``spa`` rather than ``esp``, while others
 are not, e.g. German is ``deu`` and French is ``fra``.
 
+Language packs (strictly speaking, Tesseract "traineddata" files) generally correspond
+to the language in question, but different language packs are used in certain
+situations. For German, the "Fraktur" language pack can assist with reading older
+materials in the Fraktur typeface family (``deu_frak``). Some communities have changed
+their script from Cyrillic to Latin; the Cyrillic version of Uzbek is available
+as ``uzb_cyrl`` and the Latin version is ``uzb``.
+
 After you have installed a language pack, you can use it with ``ocrmypdf -l <language>``,
 for example ``ocrmypdf -l spa``. For multilingual documents, you can specify
 all languages to be expected, e.g. ``ocrmypdf -l eng+fra`` for English and French.
 English is assumed by default unless other language(s) are specified.
 
 For Linux users, you can often find packages that provide language
-packs:
+packs.
 
-Debian and Ubuntu users
+Platform install steps
-=======================
+======================
+
+Debian and Ubuntu (apt)
+-----------------------
 
 .. code-block:: bash
 
@@ -42,8 +52,8 @@ to what languages it should search for. Multiple languages can be
 requested using either ``-l eng+fra`` (English and French) or
 ``-l eng -l fra``.
 
-Fedora users
+Fedora
-============
+------
 
 .. code-block:: bash
 
@@ -58,8 +68,8 @@ to what languages it should search for. Multiple languages can be
 requested using either ``-l eng+fra`` (English and French) or
 ``-l eng -l fra``.
 
-Gentoo users
+Gentoo
-============
+------
 
 On Gentoo the package ``app-text/tessdata_fast``, which ``app-text/tesseract`` depends on, handles Tesseract languages.
 It accepts USE flags to select what languages should be installed, these can be set in ``/etc/portage/package.use``.
@@ -85,23 +95,31 @@ to what languages it should search for. Multiple languages can be
 requested using either ``-l eng+fra`` (English and French) or
 ``-l eng -l fra``.
 
-macOS users
+macOS
-===========
+-----
 
 You can install additional language packs by
 :ref:`installing Tesseract using Homebrew with all language packs <macos-all-languages>`.
 
-Docker users
+Docker
-============
+------
 
 Users of the OCRmyPDF Docker image should install language packs into a
 derived Docker image as
 :ref:`described in that section <docker-lang-packs>`.
 
-Windows users
+Windows
-=============
+-------
 
 The Tesseract installer provided by Chocolatey currently includes only English language.
 To install other languages, download the respective language pack (``.traineddata`` file)
 from https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/tessdata/ and place it in
 ``C:\\Program Files\\Tesseract-OCR\\tessdata`` (or wherever Tesseract OCR is installed).
+
+Custom language packs
+=====================
+
+If you have fine-tuned or trained Tesseract and generated custom trained data, you can
+copy your ``customlang.traineddata`` file into your Tesseract "tessdata" folder, and
+then use the ``-l customlang`` argument to tell OCRmyPDF to pass that language on to
+Tesseract.

docs/release_notes.rst

@@ -31,6 +31,14 @@ OCRmyPDF typically supports the three most recent Python versions.
 .. |OCRmyPDF PyPI| image:: https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/ocrmypdf.svg
 
 
+v16.0.3
+=======
+
+-  Changed minimum required Ghostscript to 9.54, to support users of RHEL 9 and its
+   derivatives, since that is the latest version available there.
+-  Removed warning message about CVE-2023-43115, on the assumption that most
+   distributions have backported the patch by now.
+
 v16.0.2
 =======
 

src/ocrmypdf/builtin_plugins/ghostscript.py

@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ def check_options(options):
         program='gs',
         package='ghostscript',
         version_checker=ghostscript.version,
-        need_version='9.55',  # Ubuntu 22.04's version
+        need_version='9.54',  # RHEL 9's version; Ubuntu 22.04 has 9.55
     )
     gs_version = ghostscript.version()
     if gs_version in BLACKLISTED_GS_VERSIONS:
@@ -62,14 +62,6 @@ def check_options(options):
             f"Ghostscript {gs_version} contains serious regressions and is not "
             "supported. Please upgrade to a newer version."
         )
-    if gs_version < Version('10.02.0'):
-        log.warning(
-            f"The installed version of Ghostscript {gs_version}, contains a remote "
-            "code execution security vulnerability. Please upgrade to a newer "
-            "version. For details see CVE-2023-43115. The issue is not known to "
-            "affect OCRmyPDF or processing PDFs with Ghostscript, but upgrading "
-            "Ghostscript is recommended."
-        )
 
     if options.output_type == 'pdfa':
         options.output_type = 'pdfa-2'

tests/test_concurrency.py

@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@
 from __future__ import annotations
 
 import os
+import platform
 
 import pytest
 
@@ -13,6 +14,9 @@ from .conftest import run_ocrmypdf_api
 
 
 @pytest.mark.skipif(os.name == 'nt', reason="Windows doesn't have SIGKILL")
+@pytest.mark.skipif(
+    platform.python_version_tuple() >= ('3', '12'), reason="can deadlock due to fork"
+)
 def test_simulate_oom_killer(multipage, no_outpdf):
     exitcode = run_ocrmypdf_api(
         multipage,