Description of problem: ps2pdf fails to cope with PostScript files that are
missing the PageSize command, and chops the bottom or top of the page. This may
be an non-Letter problem only.


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

$ rpm -qf `which ps2pdf`
ghostscript-7.05-20

How reproducible:

Generate an A4 PostScript file without a PageSize command (a print of a webpage
from Galeon should do it) then run ps2pdf on it. You should find that either the
top or the bottom of the page is missing in the resultant PDF file.

Steps to Reproduce:
1.See above.
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Actual results:

The top or the bottom of the page is missing in the resultant PDF file.

Expected results:

The page is complete.

Additional info:

Here's a rough n' ready wrapper for ps2pdf that works for me:

#!/bin/sh
ISPS=`head -1 ${1} | grep '^%!PS'`
if [ ! $ISPS ]; then
	# if not a PostScript file then exit
	echo here
	exit 1
else
	BASENAME=`basename ${1} .ps`
	PDFNAME=`echo $BASENAME.pdf`
	BBOX=`head -20 ${1} | grep BoundingBox`
	SIZE=`echo $BBOX | awk '{MAXX = 2642; MINX = 595;
              MAXY = 129600; MINY = 595;
              X=$2+$4; Y=$3+$5;
              if (X > MAXX) X=MAXX
              else if ( X < MINX ) X=MINX
              if (Y > MAXY) Y=MAXY
              else if ( Y < MINY ) Y=MINY
              print X+100,Y+100}'`
	sed "/EndComments/a\\
<< /PageSize [ ${SIZE} ] /ImagingBBox null \ >> setpagedevice" ${1} \
	| ps2pdf - $PDFNAME
fi