Move to pystitcher

Dockerfile

@@ -1,8 +1,9 @@
-FROM debian:10-slim
+FROM python:3-alpine
 
 RUN apt-get update && \
     mkdir -p /usr/share/man/man1/ && \
-    apt-get install --yes pdftk wget ca-certificates && \
+    apt-get install --yes wget ca-certificates && \
+    pip install pystitcher && \
     apt-get clean
 
 WORKDIR /security-engineering-ebook

README.md

@@ -10,45 +10,11 @@ The e-book version is available now for $42 from [Wiley](https://www.wiley.com/e
 
 ## Chapters
 
-See `titles.txt` for the bookmark titles used by the script.
-
--   Preface*
--   Chapter 1: What is Security Engineering?
--   Chapter 2: Who is the Opponent?*
--   Chapter 3: Psychology and Usability
--   Chapter 4: Protocols
--   Chapter 5: Cryptography
--   Chapter 6: Access Control
--   Chapter 7: Distributed Systems
--   Chapter 8: Economics
--   Chapter 9: Multilevel Security
--   Chapter 10: Boundaries
--   Chapter 11: Inference Control*
--   Chapter 12: Banking and Bookkeeping
--   Chapter 13: Physical Protection
--   Chapter 14: Monitoring and Metering
--   Chapter 15: Nuclear Command and Control
--   Chapter 16: Security Printing and Seals
--   Chapter 17: Biometrics
--   Chapter 18: Physical Tamper Resistance
--   Chapter 19: Side Channels*
--   Chapter 20: Advanced Cryptographic Engineering*
--   Chapter 21: Network Attack and Defence
--   Chapter 22: Phones*
--   Chapter 23: Electronic and Information Warfare
--   Chapter 24: Copyright and DRM
--   Chapter 25: Taking Stock*
--   Chapter 26: Surveillance or Privacy?*
--   Chapter 27: Secure Systems Development
--   Chapter 28: Assurance and Sustainability
--   Chapter 29: Beyond 'Computer Says No'
--   Bibliography*
-
-Chapters marked with \* are available as sample chapters.
+See `book.md` for the bookmark titles used by the script.
 
 ## How to generate the book?
 
-Run `./generate.sh`. You will need `pdftk`, and `wget` installed. Alternatively, you can run it using Docker.
+Run `./generate.sh`. You will need `pystitcher`, and `wget` installed. Alternatively, you can run it using Docker.
 
 ### Docker
 

book.md

@@ -0,0 +1,37 @@
+title: Security Engineering — Third Edition
+author: Ross Anderson
+
+# Security Engineering
+
+[Cover](cover.pdf)
+[Preface](SEv3-pref-May16.pdf)
+[1. What is Security Engineering?](SEv3-ch1-7sep.pdf)
+[2. Who is the Opponent?](SEv3-ch2-7sep.pdf)
+[3. Psychology and Usability](SEv3-ch3-7sep.pdf)
+[4. Protocols](SEv3-ch4-7sep.pdf)
+[5. Cryptography](SEv3-ch5-7sep.pdf)
+[6. Access Control](SEv3-ch6-7sep.pdf)
+[7. Distributed Systems](SEv3-ch7-7sep.pdf)
+[8. Economics](SEv3-ch8-7sep.pdf)
+[9. Multilevel Security](SEv3-ch9-7sep.pdf)
+[10. Boundaries](SEv3-ch10-7sep.pdf)
+[11. Inference Control](SEv3-ch11-7sep.pdf)
+[12. Banking and Bookkeeping](SEv3-ch12-7sep.pdf)
+[13. Physical Protection](SEv3-ch13-7sep.pdf)
+[14. Monitoring and Metering](SEv3-ch14-7sep.pdf)
+[15. Nuclear Command and Control](SEv3-ch15-7sep.pdf)
+[16. Security Printing and Seals](SEv3-ch16-7sep.pdf)
+[17. Biometrics](SEv3-ch17-7sep.pdf)
+[18. Physical Tamper Resistance](SEv3-ch18-7sep.pdf)
+[19. Side Channels](SEv3-ch19-7sep.pdf)
+[20. Advanced Cryptographic Engineering](SEv3-ch20-7sep.pdf)
+[21. Network Attack and Defence](SEv3-ch21-7sep.pdf)
+[22. Phones](SEv3-ch22-7sep.pdf)
+[23. Electronic and Information Warfare](SEv3-ch23-7sep.pdf)
+[24: Copyright and DRM](SEv3-ch24-7sep.pdf)
+[25: Taking Stock](SEv3-ch25-7sep.pdf)
+[26. Surveillance or Privacy?](SEv3-ch26-7sep.pdf)
+[27. Secure Systems Development](SEv3-ch27-7sep.pdf)
+[28. Assurance and Sustainability](SEv3-ch28-7sep.pdf)
+[29. Beyond “Computer Says No”](SEv3-ch29-7sep.pdf)
+[Bibliography](SEv3-bib-7sep.pdf)

generate.sh

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ function assert_installed() {
     done
 }
 
-assert_installed wget pdftk
+assert_installed wget
 
 if [[ $@ == *'--download-cover-image'* ]]; then
   echo "Downloading cover image"
@@ -34,47 +34,4 @@ echo "Starting PDF download"
 wget --timeout=10 --timestamping --input-file "urls.txt"
 echo "All PDFs downloaded"
 
-pdftk cover.pdf ${FILES_LIST[@]} cat output temp.pdf
-
-echo "PDF files combined"
-
-if [[ $@ == *'--generate-metadata'* ]]; then
-  assert_installed qpdf
-  echo "InfoBegin" > meta.txt
-  echo "InfoKey: Title" >> meta.txt
-  echo "InfoValue: Security Engineering — Third Edition" >> meta.txt
-
-  echo "InfoBegin" >> meta.txt
-  echo "InfoKey: Author" >> meta.txt
-  echo "InfoValue: Ross Anderson" >> meta.txt
-  ## We start from page 2 because first is cover and it is not included in urls.txt
-  PAGE_NUM=2
-  echo "BookmarkBegin" >> meta.txt
-  echo "BookmarkTitle: Cover" >> meta.txt
-  echo "BookmarkLevel: 1" >> meta.txt
-  echo "BookmarkPageNumber: 1" >> meta.txt
-
-  chapter_id=0
-  readarray -t TITLES < titles.txt
-  while IFS= read -r line
-  do
-      FILENAME=$(basename "$line")
-      PAGES=$(qpdf --show-npages "$FILENAME")
-      BOOKMARK_TITLE="${TITLES[$chapter_id]}"
-
-      echo "BookmarkBegin" >> meta.txt
-      echo "BookmarkTitle: $BOOKMARK_TITLE" >> meta.txt
-      echo "BookmarkLevel: 1" >> meta.txt
-      echo "BookmarkPageNumber: $PAGE_NUM" >> meta.txt
-      chapter_id=$((chapter_id+1))
-      PAGE_NUM=$((PAGE_NUM+PAGES))
-  done < "$INPUT_FILE"
-  echo "Metadata updated"
-fi
-
-echo "Bookmarks attached to PDF"
-
-pdftk temp.pdf update_info meta.txt output $FINAL_PDF
-rm temp.pdf
-
-echo "PDF File generated: $FINAL_PDF"
+pystitcher book.md

titles.txt

@@ -1,31 +0,0 @@
-Preface
-1. What is Security Engineering?
-2. Who is the Opponent?
-3. Psychology and Usability
-4. Protocols
-5. Cryptography
-6. Access Control
-7. Distributed Systems
-8. Economics
-9. Multilevel Security
-10. Boundaries
-11. Inference Control
-12. Banking and Bookkeeping
-13. Physical Protection
-14. Monitoring and Metering
-15. Nuclear Command and Control
-16. Security Printing and Seals
-17. Biometrics
-18. Physical Tamper Resistance
-19. Side Channels
-20. Advanced Cryptographic Engineering
-21. Network Attack and Defence
-22. Phones
-23. Electronic and Information Warfare
-24: Copyright and DRM
-25: Taking Stock
-26. Surveillance or Privacy?
-27. Secure Systems Development
-28. Assurance and Sustainability
-29. Beyond “Computer Says No”
-Bibliography